Shrouding the Heavens: Proving the Great Dao with the Gate of Eternal Life

The biggest boast in "Covering the Sky": A mortal body can prove itself as an emperor.

Not smart enough to even pull out a forbidden artifact meant for a quasi-emperor; it could sink the Big Dipper. Yao Guang isn't stupid; it would spontaneously combust upon seeing it and wouldn't fight you to the death. The protagonist using it to escape made me laugh.

Every fictional world has its own rules of operation. Why does the author think that "Covering the Sky" doesn't cultivate the mind, and that the author's description of the power of the mind is amazing? Even I, who am not picky about novels, find it awkward to read. As you said in your novel, all paths lead to the same destination. Why don't other worlds have the power of the mind?

In "Star River Emperor," the highest level is "remaining unharmed even when facing gods," meaning one can instantly "manifest as a saint" after acquiring resources. Don't think that a mere Earth-born powerhouse can be that powerful. In the novel *Star River Emperor*, Earth is a magical artifact of the "Primordial Heavenly King," and Earthlings are descendants of the "Primordial Heavenly King."

I'm speechless. Why is it that in every fanfic of *Covering the Sky*, everyone gives the Bodhi Seed to Ye, and the reasons they give are all over the place—fear of karma, fear of the Buddha's divine will, the inevitability of the world's workings—it just doesn't make sense. This thing was left behind by Shakyamuni, it has no specific target, and there's an opportunity to take it.

So Ye Fan is the owner of Moonlit City, the uncrowned king of the underworld! That's amazing! So incredible!!! With just a word from Ye Fan, none of the other students could leave Moonlit City. That's incredible! So powerful! So cool! I can't take it anymore! Ye Fan is too strong; he's actually become the emperor of the underworld! Watching him swagger and slap faces is so satisfying!

I've figured it out. Aside from the top-tier authors and Xiao Karami, it's mostly mid-tier authors like you who write the most Pokémon stories, and also the most terrible ones. Not all the useless protagonists in online novels come from books written by authors of your caliber.

Reaching the Divine Indestructibility realm is the limit of advancement; subsequent realms are merely quantitative accumulations, as explicitly stated in the original text. There are no instances where having resources will cause a bottleneck in any realm, nor will any specific cultivation techniques be needed for improvement; one can almost instantly reach the top simply by consuming resources.

The Demon Realm Mystic Embryo Scripture is the core cultivation technique practiced by the protagonist Jiang Nan in the novel "Emperor Venerable". It has the characteristic of quickly learning and improving the level of the technique by observing the battles of others or fragments of the text, and can eventually break out of the original system to create an independent cultivation path.

This isn't a business-themed story; the gathering thing is just a shadow of the Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin at Mount Tai, and you're using two of those images to write about it. And the main character hasn't even appeared yet. Also, Ye Fan's classmate is from the same city as him. Wouldn't he know about Ye Fan's achievements? Why would he try to undermine him like that? That's going a bit too far.