Shrouding the Heavens: The Age of the Sacred Body
遮天之圣体时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The worst protagonist ever. He achieved a Great Perfection of Holy Body through an unorthodox path to enlightenment, but before he could even ascend to the Supreme Realm, he had to burn his life force. The key point is that even while burning his life force, he still managed to fight back and forth...
How can everyone be Wushi? He's just a Saint Body who hasn't become an Emperor and an Imperial Daughter.
Why is the main character looking down? Couldn't he just turn around?
The most hyped character in *Covering the Sky*, Wu Shi, relied on the elixir of immortality for his second incarnation. In his later years, he entered a fantastical world and achieved immortality through undying substances, making him incomparable to Ye Fan and the Ruthless One, who transformed themselves into mortal immortals through countless lifetimes.
These Holy Bodies are practically being sold in bulk! I'm baffled. Can the world really sustain so many Dao-attaining beings? Remember, in the original story, the Battle Saint Emperor's transformation into a Battle Immortal caused the world to fall into a state of Dharma Decline.
This is the worst Great Accomplished Holy Body I've ever seen, it's disgusting!
In the entire novel *Covering the Sky*, only Ye Fan single-handedly ascended to the throne, traversing countless paths to become emperor. Later, Ye Fan also used his cultivation from several lifetimes to suppress all paths, allowing his disciples and grand-disciples to become emperors.
What a joke! The protagonist, with only a Saintly Body, knows the secret to immortality and dares to tell the Supreme Being of the Forbidden Zone? He doesn't know the meaning of death! The Supreme Being of the Forbidden Zone is already obsessed with immortality. If they find out the protagonist knows about immortality, they'll definitely come out and kill him!
It's not a golden age, yet so many quasi-emperors have emerged. Don't those quasi-emperors want to become emperors? Would those who become quasi-emperors be bad? They're basically contenders for the emperor's path, prodigies, right? And they're acting as protectors for so-called prodigies later on? Even the Undying Emperor wouldn't do this for his son.
After reading a few chapters, I don't know how to put it... It just felt a bit bland. It lacked the passion and excitement of *Covering the Sky*, and the author seems to completely misunderstand the genre. It's purely a case of blindly imitating other *Covering the Sky* fanfiction. Is this *Covering the Sky* if it's not exciting and unsatisfying? It's utterly tasteless.