Shrouding the Heavens: The Lunar Emperor's Son

The author wanted the protagonist to pretend, but he didn't want him to pretend too much, but he wasn't sure. As a result, it is said everywhere that the protagonist is the Holy Prince and he is very qualified, but after watching it, it feels like he has basically no real character. The protagonist has been putting on an airs and talking in certain directions. It feels like he is obviously a young man (he was sealed in when he was young), but he insists on pretending to be like an old-timer, which feels very inconsistent. The most unbearable thing for me is that when others provoke him, he goes to gamble with them: If the other party wins, take the "Taiyin Manual" from him; If he loses, he only needs to kneel down for three years. What is this behavior? Is there any comparison between a complete Imperial Scripture and three years? Even if you add face, there is no comparison at all. (But how much face will you really lose if you lose to the Holy Prince?) The most outrageous thing about this is that for the protagonist, no matter whether he wins or loses, there is not much benefit. Even if he wins, the opponent will kneel for three years and the protagonist will not be able to get a hair. But for the opponent, it is not a shame to win the Emperor's Sutra and lose to the Son of the Holy Emperor. It will only last three years. I can only say that this plot is really too poisonous. . . I can understand that the author wants the protagonist to fight the opponent and show off, and I can understand this idea. But arranging this kind of plot can only make me feel that the protagonist's brain is underdeveloped.

It's not that I mean to say that the human race is disgusting, but that's the fact. It's been two million years since the descendants of Taiyin and Sun didn't talk about it. Let's just say that the nine holy bodies of the human race have made great contributions to the human race. This is recognized, but without the inheritance of the ancestral star of the holy body, these things have basically been lost. Not to mention the price, the Taiyin and Sun are in the ancient times, but the Nine Holy Bodies are in the wilderness, and it's not like the Cuban people don't have imperial soldiers. It's not a big problem to come forward to protect their descendants, but who of you knows the situation of the descendants of the Nine Holy Bodies?

I found that many people have different opinions on my statement that the Taiyin Human Emperor's death is very sad. Many people are saying that there are no bad people in the Human Queen after living for so long, so don't they have good people? With the Human Emperor's merits, why must he kill them all? Is it because he is afraid of revenge? And I also want to ask, are all the people in the world not bad? The people in the restricted area have also sacrificed for the people of the world. They have lost their faith in the people of the world. What do the people of the world have to do with me? In this case, is it wrong to activate darkness in the restricted area in order to survive? Why do you have to destroy people?

What I regret the most among Zhetian is the Taiyin lineage. The Human Emperor's countless merits to the human race are in the hands of the people he protects. How ridiculous and sad.

It's well written, a high-end fanfic. I really don't understand why it's not more popular than those trash fanfics. The others are completely based on Ye Fan's route, either licking or grabbing opportunities to gain connections, and even giving Ye Fan a trick of wisdom and character collapse can't be watched.

The Taiyin Human Emperor has gone a long way on the road to immortality. He was placed as one of the last Nine Emperors by the Heavenly Tribulation. The Sun Holy Emperor did not have such treatment.

The author made the Beidou a bit small. The Jiang family is 200,000 kilometers away from the divine city. The Eastern Wasteland and the Northern Territory are too small. In the original Eastern Wasteland and the Northern Territory, an oasis has a radius of hundreds of thousands of miles, and there are only a few oases in the Northern Territory. Most of them are just deserts. In the original work, a battlefield between two dynasties in Zhongzhou is one million miles in size. At this size, the diameter of the Big Dipper is estimated to be measured in light years. The Beidou you wrote is too small.

The protagonist is too miserable. He was born with no shit. Even other princes are doing better than you. The most miserable prince must be you.

Many brothers have asked me whether the protagonist is a time traveler or an aboriginal. I have always answered this question vaguely, so I will give a unified answer today. The protagonist is now officially positioned as a time traveler. Originally, what I meant was that if you were a time traveler, you would have to talk about the dark turmoil, the route, the confrontation between Wu Shi and the Immortal Emperor in the early stage, etc., Which would have an impact on the protagonist's early drama (zhuang) experience (bi). But today a book friend told me that it can be changed to awakening memory or something. When I thought about it, yes, why didn't I take this detour? There is a lake of reincarnation in the setting. This problem is not difficult to solve. I will solve it in the subsequent plot. In short, the protagonist of this book is the time traveler! I would like to express my most sincere thanks to the brothers who have looked forward to this book!

It is suggested to the author that after the protagonist becomes the king, he returns to Ziwei and bloodbaths the entire Taiyin Cult.