
Shrouding the Heavens: The Age of the Celestial Emperor Endures
遮天:当世依旧天皇历
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- 575k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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Three Mistakes First, the title "quasi-emperor" appears many times in the article. Isn't this purely funny? The quasi-emperor corresponds to the great emperor, which means the reserve of the enlightened person. The great emperor is the name for the enlightened person in the ancient times. How can there be any great emperor in the mythical era? In the Age of Mythology, the nine people who reached the extreme are called Heavenly Lords. The corresponding reserves of enlightened people should be called Quasi-Zuns. They are called Quasi-Emperors in the ancient times. They are called Quasi-Emperors in the ancient times. In the original work, the Ji Dao weapons of the ancient tribes are called ancient imperial weapons because they are the weapons of the emperors in the ancient times. The weapons of the Heavenly Lords in the mythical era are called Tianzun weapons. The weapons of the emperors in the ancient times are called imperial weapons. Second, the Age of Mythology is what later generations will call this era. Because the events of this era are too far away to be traced back to the people of the Ancient Era, just like myths and legends, it is called the Age of Mythology. Isn't this just funny? Would you call the era you live in ancient times? Author, could you be more rigorous? Third, the protagonist wants to forge a five-color heavenly sword. I think I can give up for the time being, because fusing immortal gold is a skill that only enlightened people have. With the protagonist's current cultivation level, it is almost impossible to succeed in fusing immortal gold, let alone five kinds of immortal gold.
I'm curious about the author's obsession with the original Immortal Queen?
Please leave a single chapter to test and write Ning Fei as an unrequited love. I feel that the momentum in the comment area is wrong. After 164 and 165 put an emergency brake on this part of the plot, they also said at the end of chapter 165 that there will be a "second-generation queen" plot in the future. I don't want to care about your grades anymore. But are you not ready to get this number at all now? When you open your next book, someone mentions that the author likes to write plots about immortal queens. Can you get hundreds of orders when you put it on the shelves?
The Three Ages of Zhetian Universe
The age of myth begins with the Tribulation God! Unification is the honor, the ancient era started with the Immortal Emperor, and the emperor was unified, and the ancient era started with Emperor Fuxi, and the emperor was unified! Honor the emperor! They are all enlightened,
The readers are screened at the beginning, and the protagonist directly declares his rebirth in front of everyone as soon as he travels through time. 😅
So the entanglement between Ning Fei and the Immortal Queen must be written, don't you feel uncomfortable?
Let's talk about the latest chapter about the Immortal Queen and Ning Fei
The original work makes it very clear that she and Ning Fei are in love with each other, but she chooses to abandon Ning Fei because she wants to be the Queen of Heaven. In the latest chapters 162 and 163, Ning Fei is written as if he has unrequited love. Readers can't guess why he is written like this? I wanted to write this plot again, but the original plot was too annoying, so I changed it to Ning Fei's unrequited love, hoping to reduce the readers' disgust. Can't you see what the comment area of the single chapter of the previous trial looks like? How many of you like what you write? I posted a post today, and if you write something like this, I will add it directly to the book list. The introductory text will be the content of this post.
Withdrawn, I have to write about Immortal Queen and Ning Fei, just wait, subscribing will teach you how to be a good person
Before it was put on the shelves, it was the sea, and after it was put on the shelves, it was the Milky Way.
Crazy, do you have to choose the immortal queen? If you insist on writing, just let Ning Fei be with her. You also write about emotional entanglements, and then choose her to be the queen. Do you want to accept Ning Fei as the god general in the future?
If you are in high position, you will be in high position. Why do you have to involve Ning Fei? It's really disgusting.