Paving the Way to Immortality in Shrouding the Heavens

To be honest, I don't recommend writing about The Ancient World. The low-end version of the saint was beaten by the monk who covered the sky and transformed into a dragon, while the high-end version of the true immortal created countless holy ruin worlds in a single thought. The difference is too big and can easily cause disputes.

Do you want me to complain? Let me tell you, why did the author add Naruto's power system? Is it to beat the God of War or the planet level? The power system is so different

What is a good match? Whether it is a prehistoric novel, a fantasy novel, or other types of novels, it depends on the setting and strength of the top characters in the novel. They are either completely independent or unique in time and space. No matter what novel, the people in it must have their own characteristics. Having achieved immortality, similar to an omniscient and omnipotent person, he has completely cut off contact with his past and future selves in other parallel time and space, and has no influence on himself at all. He is completely independent from his past self in other parallel time and space. To That is, oneself achieves immortality, which is similar to omniscience and omnipotence. In parallel time and space, the past and future selves become part of oneself, and oneself achieves uniqueness. Of course, the omniscience and omnipotence here is not only to completely kill peers, but also to create peers with complete self-awareness and independence. Level two points, If any of the above conditions are not met, all are medium and low allocations. As for multiverse level, infinite multiverse level, super infinite multiverse level, stacking boxes like this is just like that. People can easily stack billions of boxes on top of you.

In the first chapter, I put poison, the reincarnation eye. From the beginning, I already thought it was the eye that controls reincarnation. Who knew it was the invasion of Japanese comics, and half of the ten fan novels were about Naruto. I just wanted to say, what are you writing?

I don't know, what's the point of adding a Hokage? If you write Eastern fantasy, just write Eastern fantasy, and if you write Japanese comics, just write Japanese comics. If you have to merge them into one book, the result will be displeasing to both sides.

If you write about Zhe Tian, ​​just write about Zhe Tian. Why did you drag Naruto into it? Do you think Hokage is cool?

I vomited, Naruto actually appeared in Zhetian, and stuffed all kinds of rotten fish and shrimps into it. I have to be competent but not qualified, and I have to be capable but not capable. In today's books, unless you are looking for it specifically, as long as Naruto and Pirates appear, you will just delete them without even looking at them.

This novel is simply a masterpiece. The God God Devours the God King = Quasi-Immortal Emperor. There are quasi-immortal emperors in the Zhetian Universe. The Immortal King of the Zhetian Universe can be refined by the Red Dust Immortal. Do you think it is a rare thing? And the Hokage is comparable to the Nine Secrets and almost died laughing.

To be honest, before I came out. Everyone knows that Da Luo is very strong. Extremely strong. I don't know what's so strong about it, but after the first series came out, everyone said it was so strong. I don't know how powerful Daluo's destructive power was at that time. After the perfect Immortal Emperor came out, well, he was so strong. I actually laughed anyway.

Why do everyone like to start with a Hokage or a Sharingan or something like that? Doesn't it feel very inconsistent? The Naruto thing is different from the obvious painting styles of Zhe Tian and Dou Po.