Shrouding the Heavens: Proving the Dao in the Mythological Era
遮天：在神话时代证道
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 83k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
35Chapters
140Votes
312Recs
12Fans
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I hope that the protagonist will not be protected by Zhe Tian Dao Eclipse at all costs as soon as he is promoted to the Great Emperor. I am really tired of seeing this kind of thing.
How can the quasi-emperor come from the mythological praise? Can you be more rigorous?
After reading about ten chapters, I feel very strange. Is the Desolate Tower something that the protagonist, a quasi-emperor, can possess? The Supreme One actually doesn't move at all. Is it so harmonious? The Supreme One in the Mythical Age. Not to mention how the protagonist, the quasi-emperor, owns the Huangta. The Huangta is actually willing to follow the protagonist, the quasi-emperor? To be honest, I didn't look down on the protagonist. Does the protagonist, a quasi-emperor, own a desolate tower? To be honest, I don't deserve it. At least I won't feel weird after becoming emperor.
It is recommended that you don't use several chapters to write about love and love. You can just cover it in one sentence. It would be awkward to write too many chapters in a Zhetian fanfic. The setting of Goldfinger is also messy, and the description of the battle is too bland. I can only say that overall it is quite average.
Don't be too kind to those people who are forced to subdue Pig's Foot. It's better to impose a bloodline curse or something, so that their descendants will be ordered by the descendants of Pig's Foot for the rest of their lives. Otherwise, you will end up being parasitized.
Well
The author who wrote the book has only read the debate on the post forum, and has no idea about the combat power of the general enlightened person, the alternative enlightened person, and the supreme and perfect emperor.
I think about the mythical age of Zhetian and the perfect time, the quasi-emperor is called the supreme, and the great emperor is called the supreme supreme!!!! Could it be that everyone understands it differently?
The fighting scenes are not exciting and grand enough
Why did I watch all of it? The biggest impression the protagonist gave me was that he looked like a clown🤡
The protagonist is suitable for starting a family, which could have added a bit of family style