Purple Register of the Eastern Sovereign

Personal preference, please don't criticize if you disagree.

Main Character Panel Name: Chu Tai Character: Taining Cultivation levels: Rank 6 Spirit Gathering – Rank 5 Foundation Formation – Rank 4 Celestial Being – Rank 3 Celestial Immortal True Qi: Fifth Grade - Floating Dawn True Qi of Nanyan Cave - Fourth Grade - Mysterious Radiance True Qi of Taiyi - Third Grade - Mysterious Qi of Taiyi Siming and the Five Emperors of the Three Degrees

After reading a few of the author's books, I suddenly realized why they aren't popular. The author's knowledge of fantasy and martial arts is far superior to most authors, and the writing style is very smooth, yet they remain unpopular. The reason lies in emotions. As one Zhihu user, "Toad Dancing," wrote, top-tier authors evoke strong emotions in their readers.

I came in for free and have some personal thoughts. Overall, the book is a bit bland. The writing and plot are fine, but there are a few minor issues that I personally find problematic. 1. The protagonist is portrayed as overly genius in some aspects.

Holy one, Emperor Taiyi of the East. How magnificent is the Qian Yuan, the Nine Suns of Fusang! The Tao turns into a Qi, and all the gods pay tribute. Born of Heaven, its teachings are transmitted throughout the heavens. The golden bell tolls, its sound resounding throughout the world. Tai created water and everything was renewed. Congratulations on the release of Yi Qi's new book!

I hate these kinds of introductions the most. They ramble on and on, but it's all nonsense and drivel, and you can't tell at all what they have to do with the book's content.

Dao Yan · Xuan Zhang The primordial energy opened the primordial chaos. The Dao naturally arises from the purity and emptiness of the three realms. The Supreme One holds the talisman and establishes the precious seal. The Primordial Beginning bestowed the Jade Register upon the Divine Light. The blue scroll of the Mi Luo hanging in the sky unfolds.

The first three chapters were completely confusing. The villains were built up to be incredibly powerful, a powerful cultivator who had fallen from grace, only to be utterly defeated by a few mortals who had just begun their cultivation. Then, out of nowhere, some "Great Heavens" appeared—what kind of manifestations of the Heavenly Dao are these? And what exactly are these "child spirits"?

Like a spring breeze overnight, reciting scriptures for a thousand years is no longer an obstacle. May you find no wrong turns on your journey, and may I grant you the sword of wisdom to sever your wanderings. Excellent, excellent! May my revered teacher ride a crane and ascend to the highest heavens! Compassion, compassion, may my beloved disciple Taining wield his sword and sever the three thousand afflictions.

In the beginning of time, the primordial energy was like a dragon, nurtured and developed by the Three Pure Ones, forming the profound heavens. The Eastern Emperor, wielding the laws, governs the stars and constellations; the Purple Register records the traces of the Dao. The immortals of ages past return to the brush, their divine writings from the heavens infused into the text.