Shrouding the Heavens: Gazing Toward the Light in the Darkness

Some book friends, after reading Chen Dong's novels, are not very clear-headed. What do you mean by the road that others have walked? It doesn't make sense. Where is the brain? 🙂 The road is there. As long as you are better than others, that road is yours. 🙂 Everything is always about people.

The sacrifice method is very consistent with the trilogy. Although he is the weakest among the four emperors, I think his system has the highest ceiling.

In fact, I would say that the Four Dark Emperors Cang Emperor looks very weak and not as good as the other three, but in fact Cang Emperor's path is the most likely to transcend, followed by the destruction of the world.

Emperor Cang is really greedy for life and afraid of death. If he sacrifices himself in the end, he might really become the Immortal Emperor. The key is that he sacrifices everything except himself.

Dark flow, sacrifice to the human world → sacrifice to the fairyland → sacrifice to the heavens and all realms → sacrifice to God → sacrifice to the strange plateau, all the way to the sacrificial path 😁

The Four Emperors of Jiehai are not villains! He is a true seeker. Murder is common in The Perfect Trilogy

I feel that the power symbols of Dark F4 are best entrenched in the Wheel, Dao Palace, Four Pole, and Dragon Transformation respectively, and the secret realm of Sendai belongs to myself. To maintain the final sobriety, I can't cover the sky and not have any of the five secret realms belong to me. In fact, the biggest regret is that the emperor's bones were resurrected by Emperor Huangtian in later generations. Otherwise, the symbol of the emperor's bones would be placed in the most important secret realm of Sendai.

When Beidou couldn't stay any longer, he went to the Ziwei Star Territory. Ziwei didn't even have any imperial soldiers, so the protagonist went to kill them randomly!

It was really fun to read the book. As for this Qingmei, every plot involving him is a bit off, but it happens that the rest of the story revolves around her. I really don't understand what Qingmei's setting is for. You set up a cold green plum to be kidnapped. I really don't understand the significance of this plot. Your protagonist kills other people's whole family, kills other people's geniuses, kills other people's sons, kills other people up and down, but your Qingmei is still in the hands of others, and your whole body is imprisoned. Before the protagonist touches it, an old man will appear and beat the protagonist to death If your Qingmei is insulted, it is poisonous, you can only set the Qingmei to be untouched, just kidnapped and imprisoned with a taboo But your Qingmei was kidnapped and not touched, and your protagonist cannot save it. The only meaning of this Qingmei's appearance is to die, but you still don't let her die. She has died several times and insist on keeping her until later And I don't see that you want to save her. The protagonist wants the Hundred Thousand Miles Mysterious Jade Platform, but you only want one. You can obviously ask for several more. The previous plots are quite enjoyable. Can't you make your childhood friend a good brother? Or just set them as real brothers. In this case, I feel that the previous impression will be better. The protagonist is to save his family and brothers. Everything is fine. He has to find a cold wife who will be kidnapped by others for three or four years.

In what way does the protagonist pretend to be the Cang Emperor and say to the enemy: Pilgrims, pious and sincere, come from the end of the sea (the universe) and kowtow step by step, just to see me. If you don't worship the emperor, your true destiny will be lost. Your name is on the reincarnation monument. Kowtow one step at a time, and the sins on the road to rebirth will be cut in half. I just don't know if Milkman will be stressed at this time. 😃😃😃