Chaos Supreme Lord Covering the Sky

The Fourth Heavenly Lord is actually inferior to the Nine Heavenly Lords? What cloud

What do you think of the Dao Jie Golden Sword? It's not black gold with dragon pattern! A person born with a shortcut can leave a mark on heaven and earth. A solid and immortal, sharp and boundless. Chaos body, the physical body is stronger than the holy body, a pair of fists is enough! Can the sword break defenses? If you give up your physical body to refine a sword, why do you need a chaotic body? Why waste so much resources on making swords if you don't make them? The sky-shading device is particularly important, as it is a device for carrying the Tao. Readers can associate the main plot and subsequent character linkages based on the device. "The weapon is the cool thing that covers half of the sky, but it is not the fairy swordsman who pulls the wind." It is better to write an original novel if you are not familiar with the original text and setting. The first one to follow the main line and write a fanfic to refine the writing style. Qia Quanqin collects fans. In the second book, write what you want to write.

Using swords to cover the sky always makes people feel petty, but in such a grand world view, heavy weapons are even more majestic. The Chaos Body is already tyrannical and invincible, and its attacks are unparalleled. Having a sword is just the icing on the cake. It is completely unnecessary. A functional tool to prove the Dao is better. Of course, the strength of the physique is before becoming an emperor. After enlightenment, there is no advantage in terms of physique. It depends more on personal understanding, experience, character, chance, etc. After all, the strongest person in the universe of Chen Dong's "Zhe Tian Trilogy" is always the human. Take Ye Fan for example, it's not that the Holy Body is strong but that Ye Fan is a great person. Even if the Chaos Body becomes enlightened, let alone enlightenment, I still have to stand back in front of the unenlightened Ye Fan. There is also the empress, who has been the most talented since ancient times. The so-called chaotic body is just a transition for her to become enlightened. All these examples tell us that when writing about Zhe Tian Fan Ren, we should focus on the protagonist's experience of enlightenment in the world of mortals, rather than a cool article with a good physique and no brains to write. Personal opinion

Except for Emperor Zun Ming Zun, others are not much better than ordinary enlightened people.

There are so many people complaining when they see Sword Practicing. In fact, this is good. Let's screen the readers. Now reading a book is not just reading a book, okay? Do you even have to control the author's settings now? So why not write one yourself?

Are the dogs covering the sky now, or are they bragging so much without any brains? The Nine Heavenly Lords don't have the fighting power of the Heavenly Emperor. Do they really think that the Nine Heavenly Lords have the same fighting power as the Heavenly Emperor? Among the Nine Heavenly Lords, those with the most powerful Heavenly Emperors are the Emperor Lord and the Tribulation-Transcending Heavenly Lord. The rest of the Heavenly Lords, even if they are Lingbao Heavenly Lord, are at most quasi-Celestial Emperor level, and the other Heavenly Lords are only powerful emperors at most

In the trilogy, cultivation should not be similar to evolution. Power belongs to oneself, and there is no such thing as "intention" that rises directly. Then what is the way of swordsmanship? You can break through by understanding the sword's intention, right? Then since it is not evolved through the cultivation of sword intention, what is the way of sword? You are not talking about Tao but Dharma. I was confused. What a bunch of people said about kendo. I thought that Chaos Body would not practice kendo anymore without practicing chaos. I was wondering how to practice the three-part kendo. Also, what can I say about the sword as a weapon? Of course it works, but when it comes to covering the sky, I think the basic weapon is used to carry the Tao. Otherwise, why is it that the weapon that grows with oneself is the best, but the sword is not very compatible with chaos. Finally, the sword has the strongest attack power. Well, this is open to debate. In fantasy fairy tales, the attack power of weapons should not be determined by their body shape. And among mortals and martial arts, swords are not the most powerful in attack.

Going to Beidou and hanging out with the protagonist, it's just more of a person than the original plot. Isn't it interesting? He takes the elixir easily and eats more than the protagonist. Is he a related household? You ate it so carelessly, did you think everyone was the protagonist? He had already been arrested to make medicine.

The essence of Zhetian 1 is that with his body, his combat power is beyond the limit, and he is either fighting or on the way to fight. As long as the plot is smooth and reasonable, then fighting is fine. 2. The weapon, the weapon that covers the sky is the second major feature of the novel "Zhetian". Here, the monk's tool for enlightenment is originated from the Tao text in his body, so the weapon for enlightenment must conform to his own Tao. For example, in the beginningless avenue of time, the instrument is a clock, and the clock controls the years. The instrument of the void is the mirror, and the avenue is the space. Hengyu's Tao is fire, and the weapon is a furnace. I don't know Shi Hao's Tao, but the weapon is the law pool, not to mention the Daluo Immortal Sword, which is his weapon to protect the Tao. Ye Fan's Tao is the way of the emperor, and the weapon is the tripod. The same is true for Emperor Zun. They are all emperors who open heaven. The ruthless person's weapon is the ghost face mask. Her Tao is obsession or similar cause and effect, not to mention her sword, which is the weapon that protects the Tao. Others who randomly refine weapons have not grown up and will not be able to become immortals. Therefore, the weapon that covers the sky must conform to its own way, and cannot be connected to anything at will. Is the protagonist here planning to take the road of killing even with a sword? Doesn't it mean that he cannot use the divine pattern of the sea of ​​suffering as his origin? If you insist on writing like this, then you are changing the setting of Zhetian, so why write a fanfic? It would be better to write an original one.

No, you have written less than 100 chapters in two years. What have you been doing?

I wonder if you can see it. If so, can you read this novel about Chaos Sword God and All Heavens.

The weapon of enlightenment still needs to be consistent with one's own way, otherwise it will not be able to exert the effect of 1+1 greater than two. Otherwise, if you do not major in swordsmanship, you will not be able to maximize the power of the sword. In the early and middle stages, the protagonist will have such and such adventures, and can cross levels to kill enemies. This aspect is not yet reflected, but in the later stages, characters who can practice to high levels are real geniuses. At this time, you can use your secondary training. If you fight Tao with someone's main Tao, the gap will appear. It's like the late protagonist Qin Mu in the story of the Shepherd used a sword to fight an opponent who majored in swordsmanship. The opponent was unable to fight back and was almost killed. At a high level, if you use your secondary Tao to fight someone's main Tao, you will be humiliating yourself. Therefore, the natal magic weapon must be consistent with your own Tao to achieve the effect of 1+1 greater than two.

You are such a licking dog, can you please stop licking like that? You have no character at all? If you really can't go to the factory to drill screws, just go.

I came to the comment area to see if there was any Shen Nong, but it turned out that they were all discussing the issue of the protagonist's weapon of enlightenment being a sword. Originally, I didn't care whether the weapon of enlightenment was a sword or something else, but after reading those posts, I felt that what they said made sense. Now I'm starting to get confused.

Every word he speaks or speaks is inseparable from the Sword Immortal. In one chapter, ten sword fairies appear.

The author replied, have you seen Chaos Sword God?

It's okay for the Chaos Body to use a sword, but you can't use it as a tool to carry the Dao. It's okay to use it to protect the Dao. Look at Zhetian, those who use swords use knives, whether it's the Great Emperor, the Immortal Emperor, or the Immortal Emperor, whoever uses it to carry the Dao is not dead in the end. To be honest, the Chaos Body can't suppress its own luck by using a sword as a tool to carry the Dao.

Author, look here: you have too many mistakes, please correct them quickly. I have read 10 chapters, and there are at least 8 typos, not counting those found by others, and there are also a few typos that are lacking/different in meaning.