Shrouding the Heavens: Aiming for the Supreme

This book does not follow a group and starts from Zhetian. The middle and later stages include the stories of the Queen of Immortal Realm, Yang Jian, Queen of Zhetian, before the Holy Ruins, as well as the story of God and the Weird Clan, and does not involve other than the trilogy. My guess is that the number of words in this book will be a bit too long, so please don't complain if you are a newbie.

The "Zhe Tian" trilogy tells the story of a dead man's microorganisms turning into spirits! You can understand him as Chu Shiye and the three represent active cells, while those villains represent death. The story of three others and me who finally defeated the energy of death and became a dead man!

In this book, the protagonist is so useless that it makes people uncomfortable to read, but the rest is okay. Recommendation: Reversal of the Future, Eternal Supremacy

I hope the protagonist's quasi-emperor fighting ability will not be worse than Ji Huanyu's. Ji Huanyu (quasi-three has a different kind of enlightenment combat power, quasi-five is stronger than ordinary emperors, quasi-sixth has a heavenly emperor-level combat power when he opens his third life). Anyway, the protagonist's background is much stronger than Ji Huanyu's. Not to mention the ten immortal emperors, the protagonist Quasi-Emperor of the Heavenly Continent should be able to use some of them. Even a little bit can make the protagonist's background surpass that of everyone below the Immortal King Personal opinion, if you don't like it, please be gentle 🐶🐶🐶The dog head saves his life

To be honest, the writing of this book is really good, but the main character is really poisonous. His IQ and character are insulting to losers, and he is a typical loser. The more I read, the more unhappy I am.

My evaluation is: What is this book about? The battle force in the front is a mess. I don't know how much it got worse during the Vietnam War. It's always been in the early and late stages. I often don't know what I'm writing. I've never seen such a messy fanfic.

I haven't read much of it yet, but when I saw the latest chapter title, I hoped there wouldn't be a plot where the empress falls in love with the protagonist. This kind of plot is too unreasonable. An empress who has lived in the mortal world for more than 200,000 years, an empress who only exists because of one obsession, and a protagonist who was born in this world. The scale and understanding of their lives are almost completely different. How can they fall in love? To put it bluntly, this is like a superior fairy falling in love with a mortal, this kind of obscene plot of ancient scholars

Personally, I feel that in the Chen Dong trilogy, if the protagonist wants to become famous, he must at least have a huge background. If he is more awesome than the original protagonist, I personally feel that there is a template that can be used, just start the second generation of Weird! Directly give them one of the six ancestors, the only son of two of them, or directly arrange for the owner of the bronze museum to drop the posthumous son of this world. This level of cause and effect can ensure that the future of the original protagonist will not be able to travel through time and space to shoot you to death.

What's going on in this world, why can't combat novels have female protagonists? Can't she be a heroine if the heroine is too weak? What else is there about love? As long as the heroine has the qualifications of a young emperor, with the help of the protagonist, can she still prove to be a true immortal? The heroine dies of old age because the protagonist is a scumbag who only cares about himself. Don't talk rubbish like "If you learn from me, you will live, if you resemble me, you will die." The heroine of the male video is not there to fill the battlefield. The heroine is a companion on a long journey of life, a sunshine on the lonely road, and a bloody and tragic remedy! A novel that only involves killing and upgrading and changing maps will never become a classic.

The author can't do this without opening a harem, otherwise it would be too easy for two people from the Luo tribe to exterminate the clan, and with the protagonist's incredible bloodline, it is basically impossible to have heirs, so he must open a harem.