From the Start, Sign In for the Sacred Body Dao Embryo
开局签到圣体道胎
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- Completed
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- 589k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
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The innate sacred body and the chaotic body are born as saints.
Strictly speaking, the Sacred Body and Dao Embryo cannot be considered a single physique; it's a hybrid physique. Since the parents aren't Sacred Bodies or Dao Embryos, it can't be innate like the Chaotic Body. Otherwise, there would be countless physiques created by mixing blood.
Devouring Heaven and Immortality cannot devour the Holy Body
Devouring Heaven and Immortality are completely countered by the Holy Body. Go and read the original work: the Holy Body Dao Embryo's innate affinity with the Dao, including the Devouring Dao, means that devouring the Holy Body Dao Embryo will inevitably result in being devoured in return.
Chapter 58. What is the author writing? It's utter nonsense! It's normal for a new author to write a bit, but illogical writing is unacceptable. Your current identity is clearly that of an ordinary rogue cultivator, not the son of the Holy Lord of the Yao Guang Holy Land. Saying that a goddess must marry him before you can join the Jiang family? Is this even human language?
At such a young age, please don't make the male lead so lewd and obscene! Ugh, as expected, a loser transformed into a rich and handsome man is still a loser. The forced humor is really awkward.
Why use a sniper rifle to prove enlightenment? Why doesn't the author use a chamber pot? You could write the protagonist killing emperors in a way that utterly disgusts them.
The characters' speech is too modern; did the world of "Covering the Sky" connect to Wi-Fi? The protagonist is born naming himself, and nobody seems to care about being possessed, etc.? I've only read one chapter, so I'm leaving now! Goodbye! Bye-bye!
The synopsis tells you it's not worth reading... Isn't the Innate Sacred Body and Dao Embryo a combination of a Sacred Body and an Innate Dao Body? And the protagonist's parents are a Sacred Body and a Dao Body respectively?
Comprehending the laws of time at the Dragon Transformation Realm is too far-fetched.
In the original novel, the Carefree Celestial Venerable, as the creator of the "Word of Movement" technique, only ventured into the realm of time after becoming a Quasi-Emperor. Even if Ye Chen possessed an exceptional physique and received the best inheritance, his cultivation level was limited; how could he possibly possibly access the realm of time?
They talk too much before a fight, always asking why?