
Shrouding the Heavens: I Vie with Wushi for the Path to Emperorhood
遮天:我与无始争帝路
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When I read Zhetian, I suspected that Wushi was the first saint of Yaochi. The original text said that Yaochi had never accepted a male disciple since its establishment. It is impossible that Wushi was still the son of the emperor. There is no record that he was dressed as a girl when he was a child and was sealed to the In later generations, after the seal was broken, he must have been dressed as a woman in the Yaochi. Beidou's contemporaries have all seen him (her). When he left Beidou and walked on the ancient road, he must have been dressed as a man. After becoming an emperor, he turned his back to all living beings and was afraid that Beidou's contemporaries would recognize him (her)! ! ! When he was young, he was a saint in Yaochi and did not dare to see people. This was the reason why he turned his back on all living beings. As for the later generations, no one said that Wu Shi was the saint of Yaochi. The reason is that no one dared to record it when he was alive. After they died, the only people in Yaochi who knew about it were the Xihuang Tower. If he didn't say it, no one in later generations would know that the first generation of saints of Yaochi was dressed by the emperor's son Wu Shi.
There is also a book about competing with Wu Shi. The configuration is a time traveler + a flower similar to the Immortal King of Reincarnation + Chaos Body + Son-level bloodline of the Sun Emperor + a large fragment of the Six Paths Reincarnation Disk + a flourishing quasi-emperor protector
How to fight the protagonist?
What is the configuration of Wu Shi? The reincarnation of the Supreme Immortal King + dual supreme bloodlines + innate holy body and Taoist power. So if you want to go head-to-head with Wu Shi, your physique must be at least as strong as the first level! Otherwise, the innate chaotic body or those among the ten evils (True Dragon, Cao Zi, Thunder Emperor, Jiuyou) will be incomparable at the beginning. If you want to cultivate the Heavenly Emperor Scriptures or even collect all the Nine Secrets, it is best to obtain the methods passed down and re-cultivated by the Emperor to develop yourself to another level. It takes a lot of effort to smooth out the gap between the Immortal King's Dao Fruit Reflection and the Supreme Bloodline
Beginningless is not invincible
Read the reviews first, then read the book. Most of the reviews say that the protagonist needs to have a physique to be able to compete with Wu Shi, and even give examples of ruthless people with and without Chaos Body to illustrate the importance of physique. But if a ruthless person is in the same life as Wu Shi, Wu Shi will most likely lose. Where did the physique come from? It is not because it contains the principles of the Dharma, so a ruthless person can transform his physique after comprehending the principles of the Dharma. Therefore, understanding, talent, and talent are more important than physical fitness. If a person with a physique does not have that understanding and talent, he will not even be able to understand his own physique, and he will not even be able to stay at the bottom. Only when he has mastered his own physique can he be at the bottom. The example of ruthless people transforming into some chaotic bodies does not illustrate the importance of physique, but rather illustrates the importance of understanding and talent. The chaotic body is just the product of ruthless people's understanding of the Dharma.
To fight against Wu Shi, one must at least start with the Emperor's Son or the First Generation Saint/Hegemony, and there must be power behind them. Only then can there be an initial confrontation with Wu Shi. If you want to fight all the way to the Imperial level, you must have at least 3 of the Nine Secrets, and your physique must be upgraded from the original foundation. After reaching the level of Quasi-Emperor, your Nine Secrets are almost complete. Your Dharma and Dao can resist the laws of time, and your physique has yet to be upgraded to another level. Lest you have to accept defeated generals without a beginning, and become an emperor without a beginning, you can catch the nine-prompted imperial soldiers with your bare hands, smash a handful of imperial soldiers forever, survive the emperor's calamity by yourself and resist the human calamity, and run in the restricted area in silence when the emperor's order is given. At the end of The Second Emperor's Life, he fought against the Immortal Emperor, entered the strange world on his own, and faced off against two figures who were close to mortal beings, without the help of imperial soldiers.
Fight with Wu Shi? At the very least, you must have a chaotic constitution, because it can protect the main character, the Great Emperor. Not to mention Wu Shi's innate holy body, he is also the reincarnation of the giant Immortal King.
Competing with Wu Shi, a chaotic body is not safe. After all, it is the reincarnation of the Immortal King and the emperor's son plus the innate holy body and Tao. Only the innate chaotic holy body and Tao can defeat Wu Shi, or the full version of the ten evil physiques will do.
Before watching, I wanted to see what the comment section was like, but all I found was discussing what kind of physique can compete with Wu Shi, and whether Wu Shi is a boy or a girl. No, shouldn't we discuss how some authors write? It is up to the author to consider how the protagonist contends with Wu Shi. This is a second creation, not an original work. As long as the author can justify himself and write well, it will be fine. What setting are we arguing about here 😂
It's just rubbish
I've read a lot of Zhetian fan fiction, and this one is the worst. After reading thirty of them, I just can't stand it anymore.
It would be very difficult to fight in the same era as Wu Shi without physical fitness.