In Shrouding the Heavens, My Cultivation Technique Is All Wrong

Those who transform into chaotic bodies are very good at it. The front part cannot be transformed, and the back part cannot be transformed completely. I am about to become an emperor, so I will transform into a chaotic body. I am almost becoming an emperor on the way to transforming into a chaotic body. If I transform into a chicken feather, I will not become an emperor and transform into a chaotic body to live another life?

The level of food and grass has two poisonous points. If you can accept it, it is still good. 1) The protagonist's golden finger is an automatic cultivation method. This golden finger is a relatively common genre, but I don't think it's suitable when placed against a sky-covering background. With a worldview that covers the sky, if you don't have an iron head or the will to be invincible, you dare to cover the sky with immortals, gods, demons and Buddhas, and break the world with one force. In the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths, it is basically impossible to become an emperor with a self-centered spirit. It's difficult to comment on the fact that the protagonist and even his cultivation level depended on Goldfinger's training. He was confident in Goldfinger's invincibility rather than confidence in himself. I felt that there wouldn't be much of a problem in replacing the protagonist with a fat nerd. 2) After the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Technique is activated, you can command the dragon-patterned golden cauldron, which is really difficult to control. Even if he holds his daughter in order to command the princes, it is the first time that the imperial soldiers recognize the mastery of the martial arts. According to this logic, the protagonist has activated various imperial scriptures such as the Wushi Sutra, and can master the Wushi Bell and the Taihuang Sword to attack restricted areas.

In the original work, everyone seems to be accustomed to doing things like digging graves and exterminating families. It is obvious that the strong are respected, but they always have to preach the righteousness. It is a double standard.

Why do these protagonists always want to lick other people?

Some things cannot be said carelessly, and some jokes cannot be made casually. Some authors really took some bad jokes seriously and encouraged Ye Fan to shout in the ancient forbidden land, "I die, what will happen to my sister?" Ye Fan may not be fine if he shouts like this, but the pig's feet are definitely tired of living.

Many Yaoguang authors wrote Yaoguang

It's a pity that the author forcibly joined the Shaking Light Holy Land to practice the Heaven-Swallowing Demonic Technique in order to write better I will expect other authors to use your golden fingers to write books and crush you to death This is what covers the sky

The reason why Zhetian, or Chen Dong's "The Quotations of the King of Forces" is so popular among readers. It is because it is composed of 80% immodesty (you really have something, and you have to say it out loud) ➕20% pride (arrogance, really feeling that you are invincible). No one thinks they are bragging, because every emperor (covering the sky background) and every immortal king (perfect) are the strongest representatives of an era, invincible in the contemporary era. Even every genius who competes for the throne has the pride of being invincible in the world, and the strength that he is proud of, and firmly believes that he can become the emperor in this world. That's why their quotations are full of pride, rather than making people feel like they are bragging. The most representative one is King Anlan. In his era, there were no Immortal Emperors for several epochs. As a giant of the Immortal King, he truly spanned the ages. He indeed has the strength to carry Tian Yuan on his back and hold the original imperial city in his hands, and is still invincible in the world. It's not even limited to Chen Dong's books. The same goes for Ultraman Aguru, the giant who has become a king. He has strength and is not humble and knows that he is very strong (key readers must also admit that he is indeed very strong). Coupled with seductive words, the style of forcing the king will naturally be revealed. Instead of just bragging! The author's so-called "saucy talk" of looking down on this and looking down on that is quite imitative. It doesn't sound like being a king at all, it's just bragging. For example, if you write a "coquettish" statement at the beginning and look down on the Tao and Dharma of Emperor Amitabha, you think I can do it with you, what's wrong with you... In other words, if you say this "coquettish", have the system and the protagonist in the author's work shown any talents or abilities that are more amazing than the Tao and Dharma of the Great Emperor? Are you better than him in martial arts, stronger in strength, or stronger in heels? That is the Great Emperor. The weakest Emperor is always the strongest in the contemporary era. After becoming the Emperor, Tao and Dharma suppress the great men of the present generation for tens of thousands of years. That is called the Emperor's Scripture, brother. It's like a primary school student who just learned mathematics said to Einstein's theory of relativity, "It's just so-so, I can do it even if I do it." Even if you become a giant in mathematics, you may not be able to become an emperor, baby. You have to wait until you get the Nobel Prize to say this kind of nonsense, and then you can pretend to be invisible.

Most of the fans have obviously joined the Holy Land, but they still follow the original work and are no different from casual cultivators. They are speechless.

As long as the Zhetian fanfic is fun enough, the same level will crush and leapfrog the level to kill, and then the protagonist's combat power will not be suppressed. Some fanfics have two million words and the protagonist has not yet cultivated to a saint. The stuff is really good.