Shrouding the Heavens: The Supreme Path

There are many ways to show the power of the protagonist, but to open a harem, the protagonist must like several people at the same time? Moreover, the main character's strength depends on being liked by women? So do they like the protagonist or the protagonist's strength?

After reviewing the author's timeline and plans, it's clear the author has ambition. Currently, there are very few completed *Covering the Sky* fanfictions on the market. I greatly admire this book; if it continues according to this plan, it will definitely be a great read—a must-read. Keep it up! Stick to the plan; avoiding a complete disaster is a victory in itself.

Other physiques all follow the path of merging with the Dao. When they reach the ninth level of Quasi-Emperor, they merge with all the Dao and control the Heavenly Heart Mark, similar to the saints of the primordial world. However, there were basically seven saints in the primordial world, who were immortal.

Let me say a few words! I've seen some comments suggesting multiple female leads, which is utter nonsense! We all know that in Chen Dong's (the author of *Covering the Sky*) worldview, the focus is on invincibility. Moreover, the Western Emperor is destined to be an invincible emperor, supreme and unrivaled. He would never agree to his Daoist partner having a mistress.

I clicked in after reading the synopsis, wanting to see if the story would be even more exciting if the protagonist, as the father of the Great Emperor Wushi, hadn't died! I'm also curious about what terrifying dark upheaval occurred during this period in the original novel that led to the tragic end of this combination of a Great Accomplished Holy Body and an Emperor!

My personal views on the Great Emperors, Forbidden Zone Supremes, Great Accomplished Holy Bodies, and Alternative Dao Attainments in *Covering the Sky*, based on the standard of a typical Great Emperor. A Supreme Being who has ascended to the highest level of power will have the same combat strength as an ordinary Emperor, but can only maintain the ascension period for a short time.

Your description is really toxic. To resurrect his parents, Wushi sent a man to his mother 😐 and a vast grassland to his father 🤔 with the sound of a bell... He's copying that foreign movie trope...

I've always wondered why authors insist on including multiple women, and even creating a harem. The original novel clearly states it's a one-on-one relationship, but they insist on adding extras. It's like how TV dramas always have to have melodramatic plots.

Here's a joke: in this book, the Western Emperor's Innate Dao Embryo physical body is no weaker than the Holy Body or the Overlord Body, and may even be stronger. The author's emphasis on physical enhancement is utterly mindless.

Even if I have to suppress the ominous with one hand and fight against the bizarre with the other, I, Wushi, am still invincible under heaven.