Shrouding the Heavens: I Am Little Stone
遮天之我是小石头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Brothers, I want to see how many people have read this book, and how many of us are in it. If I see this, please type "1" (or something similar).
Let me tell you! With the protagonist's identity and background, even if you wrote him as a saint who could defeat a quasi-emperor, a great saint who could hammer a supreme being, I wouldn't think it was outrageous. I would just think, "Wow, he's worthy of being the son of the Desolate Heavenly Emperor, awesome!"
Why is it that the son of a Celestial Emperor, who is himself a Celestial King, always steals opportunities from Ye Fan?
Why is the writing becoming increasingly simplistic? This isn't an urban fantasy novel; it's a fantasy novel. It needs to be more rigorous. Also, the protagonist is too protective of Ye Fan, taking him everywhere. I just saw the protagonist go to the Desolate Ancient Forbidden Land for the second time, and the Desolate Tower didn't even fight? Are they afraid of a mutually destructive outcome?
Unlike the son of the Immortal Emperor, or even the son of the Great Emperor
I always thought that the great emperors of *Covering the Sky* were forged through battle; their passion, invincible spirit, and tragic fate permeated the entire story. There was Ye Tiandi, who could suppress all enemies in the world; there was the ruthless man with unparalleled talent; there was Wushi, hailed as the pinnacle of the Dao; there was Luan Gu, who persevered despite countless defeats…
Honestly, Huang's son should be a protagonist destined for greatness, with unparalleled birth, talent, resources, and imperial artifacts. His debut should at least involve killing a supreme being to match that kind of start. However, I saw comments saying he was investigated in the Bitter Sea, which is like forcing you to watch your wife change clothes. How can anyone watch this stark contrast?
The romance plot is nonsensical. They suddenly tie her to a saintess, then she develops Stockholm syndrome and falls in love with the protagonist? What kind of saintess is this? Even a random passerby would be more sensible than her. Furthermore, why is the protagonist, a company CEO, portrayed as behaving like a ten-year-old child, so naive and childish?
In the original story, the Immortal Emperor was Ye Fan's enemy, so the protagonist of the fanfiction also has to pick a fight with him, right?
The son of the Immortal Emperor is still so arrogant; anyone can step on him. Are those two immortal artifacts just for show? He can't beat anyone. I'm outta here.