Unrivaled in Shrouding the Heavens

Bragging about your physique? The original article says that the fastest person in cultivation is the peak of a hundred-year-old saint, and he will be stuck here for the rest of his life. The next fastest quasi-emperors in history are Ye Fan's son and his immortal son. The fastest quasi-emperors in history who are more than two hundred years old broke the historical record. Where did the Supreme Immortal Body come from?

It's a good idea. It's better to write some opportunities that belong to the protagonist. Don't always focus on Ye Fan.

Author, you just want to take advantage of Chen Dong's popularity, and even make the protagonist look like a sinister villain. Isn't this just picking up the bowl and chopsticks to eat, then putting down the bowl and chopsticks to curse?

One person is covering the sky alone, and the water is so terrible that the original work is watered at every turn.

Author, have you noticed that Ye Fan appears more times than pig's feet in the first ten chapters of your book? You are not writing The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty. You want to highlight the pig's feet, and don't completely follow the plot. Wherever Ye Fan goes, you go. What's the point of this? It's better to read the original work, right?

To boast about this physique, you might as well just write about Chaos Body.

Wu Jie I haven't seen a protagonist with such a name in many years. He has such a silly name, he is more beautiful than a woman and he is a gentle gentleman. A group of modern people chatted awkwardly in ancient prose. . . . . . .

How is the author's outline going? Or do you mean that fan fiction basically follows the outline of the original text? I don't quite understand, so I'm asking.

Come on, the rare Zhetian Tongren Xiancao.

I read three chapters and there is no content at all. This fandom is such a failure.