Shrouding the Heavens: The Crown Prince's Legacy, Striding Like a Dragon and Tiger Across the World Tree

This completely baffled even the protagonist, who was called the Emperor. Do these random passersby all possess great prophetic abilities? What, does the protagonist not have his own title and have to inherit someone else's?

They should also clean up those ancient and aristocratic families; they've basically given every fanfic they've ever written a story a taste of, treating them like dogs.

The novel is indeed quite well-written, depicting a powerful and imposing world tree. While the protagonist is incredibly strong, how did he manage to steal the Azure Emperor's Heart from a weapon already possessed by the Azure Emperor? His World Tree hasn't even reached the level of an Emperor Weapon yet. How is this any different from that fourth-level brat from the Ji family who stole an Emperor Weapon?

Many protagonists, when bullied, dare not retaliate, spouting platitudes about the benevolence of emperors or ancestors, and simply let assassinations or executions slide. This book, however, has already wiped out three extreme factions in just a few dozen chapters. It does what it wants and takes what it wants without disrupting the original plot, isn't controlled by minor characters, and doesn't fawn over or favor female characters.

Those who have read *Covering the Sky* and *Perfect Sacred Ruins* have noticed a problem. For example, before Ye Fan became an emperor, he was constantly being hunted down; after becoming an emperor, he protects the universe—it's almost unbelievable. If he was being hunted before, why didn't he kill them all?

Why not kill Ji Ziyue? Is it because she was the female lead in the original story?

He always writes stories about ruthless and yandere characters.

Can the name be changed? This reminds me of JAC Motors.

In other fanfictions of "Covering the Sky," even when the extreme forces offend the protagonist, they still refrain from killing him for reasons such as uniting the human race against the ancient race or gathering imperial weapons to fight against the dark turmoil. Afterwards, they all seem to be on good terms with the extreme forces of the human race. This one is much more efficient; if you offend someone, you can kill them on a whim, or destroy the imperial weapon on a whim.

Wasn't it taken from the Great Intestine Sacred Body, or wasn't it used to suppress the Undying Taoist on the cliff?