The Supreme Heavenly Court

The initial setup and background plot were quite good, but later it turned into a typical "Covering the Sky" story. What was originally a classic Heavenly Court setting—with the Jade Emperor, Venus, Dipankara, and the Primordial One—became a series of demigods, deities, and emperors, and even introduced imperial weapons. A perfectly good book was ruined.

I love the way the book portrays Randeng and Kunpeng. Randeng is the son of a coffin, and his identity echoes the origin of the coffin lamp in prehistoric fantasy novels, yet it feels more fleshed out. What moved me most was the portrayal of Kunpeng.

So it's perfectly normal that my previous posts weren't well-known ╮(╯▽╰)╭

Why are all of the author's books being banned? Is he still writing?

The author adds a short filler paragraph at the beginning of each chapter. 🔨🔨

It tells the story of how powerful beings in mythology grow and, under the protagonist's leadership, create an era.

Reading your books always gives me a feeling of excitement; they're so well-written!

Thank you so much! I support you!

The bright, shining sun shines upon us; we will always support our leader! 🌹

This is very well written. 👍