The Heavens Begin with the Northern Emperor

Let's exchange. First, I'll clarify that I've seen most of them, but there are some I might not have watched much of and forgot to delete, but I've seen more than half of most of them.

Everyone says that the Chaotic Ancient Emperor suffered repeated defeats, but they don't even consider that seven of them were fighting against one enemy. If the seven Yao Guangs joined forces, they could definitely crush Ye Fan. All the great emperors of the past were born into wealth and privilege, and you have top-tier protectors and imperial weapons at your disposal.

I began cultivating the Dao at three, developed kidney stones at four, gallstones at five, and ureteral stones at seven. With these three stones, I attempted to form a nascent soul, but instead of a nascent soul, I used stones. Three years later, the stones underwent a transformation, and I reached the Nascent Soul stage, which I call the Stone Infant. However, fate intervened.

Hopefully, we'll see a different side of Wang Teng; after all, his younger brother persona is quite imposing. 😏

I haven't read the book yet, but I am so embarrassed when I read the chapter. In the chapter, there is something about the Emperor of Heaven going out on patrol and the Emperor coming. Those who don't know thought he had attained enlightenment, but when he looked at Dao Palace, his level of bragging was not as good as Nangong's ability to fight immortals. Dao Palace dares to call him Emperor of Heaven, and the four poles transform into dragons, but the real immortal is still alive?

After removing the first 99 pages, the number of fans at least quadrupled. The two original worlds at the beginning really did attract most readers.

I have a question. In a modern Earth setting of a "Covering the Sky" fanfiction, with the advantage of having a treasure, do you think it's better for an ordinary person with a second-rate temperament to start, or for a sect member with a first-rate temperament to start? For ordinary people, setting them as orphans is simpler, but for those from sects, you have to design a whole bunch of sect family members.

There were quite a few Immortal Kings in the ancient times of the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths, so how could they have suffered such a crushing defeat? Giants: Willow God, True Dragon, Immortal King of No End, Immortal King of Six Paths of Reincarnation

It's finished, guys. Everyone, leave a comment and let me see how many of you followed it to the end.

The biggest problem with the Wang family is Wang Teng's father and brother. Frankly, I personally don't like this family (except for Wang Teng). They lack the strength and resources, yet they're so arrogant and domineering; no wonder they died early in the original story. The Wang family's character isn't something the protagonist can easily control. As the saying goes, "It's easier to change mountains and rivers than to change one's nature."