Shrouding the Heavens: I Have a Supreme Bone

Many people who read *Covering the Sky* fanfiction have a strange symptom: whenever someone mentions taking something or changing something, they'll jump in and say things like, "Then the future Huang Ye Chu will just kill you," or "Did they give you permission to take it?" So, they're above the path of sacrifice, restraining themselves, and would they allow their past to be changed?

The first chapter was superfluous. A bunch of viewers were just watching the protagonist choose a cheat code to transmigrate through the world of "Covering the Sky"? If he's so powerful, what were the four people on the sacrificial path doing? Arbitrarily changing history/interfering with their growth process—I didn't understand why.

Have you ever had a super bone? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Nangong's storyline is quite interesting, but the "dimensional theater" concept is just too clownish.

Have you decided what weapon to forge? The more Supreme Bones are dug out, the stronger they become. You can forge all the old bones that will transform into weapons later, so you don't need to find forging materials and they will grow with the protagonist's strength.

It's alright, it's a pity they won't accept Ye Fan.

To be honest, there's no need to keep bringing up the Supreme Bone. It hasn't appeared since the era of the Desolate Heaven Emperor; it's all about physique. At most, people thought it was some kind of special divine body. Mentioning the Supreme Bone in every chapter makes it seem like someone with a Supreme Bone lives like a thief.

It both respects and disregards the original text; it's truly contradictory. The original text clearly states that only one spirit, Yu Feng, was born a saint; Wu Shi; Ye Xian, the Chaos Body; and even the second son of the Undying Emperor isn't described as a saint. And that Wu Shi inheritance is even more absurd. Did Ye Yishui even look for it? Why doesn't this refer to the original text?

It's too bland. Since I took the script of "Zhetian", I want to feel happy. I see that the only climax now is Zishan's transformation into the holy body.

The concept is ridiculous; over 200 supreme techniques... But regardless of strength or who uses them, they only come up with about ten moves each.