
In Shrouding the Heavens, I Cultivate the Divine Elephant Suppressing Prison Strength
人在遮天,修炼神象镇狱劲
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- 566k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Otherworld Continent
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The entire "Covering the Sky" series is pure nonsense, especially the side stories. Without the side stories, the characters' combat power is indeed low. In the grand stage of the myriad realms, their techniques and power levels are only average. For a high-level worldview and scale, you have to look to authors like Shenji and Tomato.
The Divine Elephant's magical power is outrageously strong; in the world of Shrouding the Heavens, it could easily collapse if not handled properly.
Each of them comes with ridiculously powerful supernatural abilities, especially the one that creates its own domain—I forget what it's called. It's a world of its own with resources and the ability to grow, almost reaching the level of the Eternal Heaven. It has a strong body, great strength, and even the power of a world. Add a system to it, and I feel like it's going to collapse later on. Personally, I think it's time for the system to leave the game.
I hope this amazing skill won't be nerfed?
After all, it was a half-step God-level Qi Gong created by the Holy King Infinite Box-level Overlord. The three-part series only stacked a few boxes, and its combat power was far inferior to that of the Infinite Box!
Stop with the pointless power comparisons. Different books with different power systems are being forced together for a power level comparison. There's this guy, Mr. Mao, who's always spouting nonsense about multiverses and such. If you want to compare power levels, just get the authors of those different power systems together for a fight; that's far more reliable than this multiverse or dimensional theory.
Aside from the Red Hair fans, nobody recognizes the trilogy spin-offs. They have no logic whatsoever. And if such illogical spin-offs count, I might as well just give the Condor Heroes an identical spin-off: the Guo Jing Veil Trilogy.
That guy downstairs is an idiot. He thinks he's been forcibly exposed as the Ancient Dust Sand Saint King? Just because he thinks he's been exposed and all the other fans of the game readily admit it, does that make it so? Forcibly exposing someone is really something.
The trilogy is indeed overhyped; it's just a lot of hype from fans, which is unreasonable.
It's just that Ye Fan is a bootlicker, everything is predetermined, then all opportunities have nothing to do with the protagonist. Every opportunity has its destined person, but they are definitely not the protagonist. It's disgusting, a bootlicker, a babysitter story.
The trilogy is rubbish, I'll say it. There's a difference of dozens of levels between "Sent to" and the spin-off "Sent to Above". Where did that go? Did I just go to a world stronger than "Sent to" and return to the trilogy to become invincible in "Sent to Above"?
How boring! Where did this "Holy Son of Yaochi" come from? I've never heard of Yaochi recruiting men. 😰