The Emperor

The early part of this book was not well written, it was very tedious and watery, but the later part is pretty good, but generally everyone can't see the back part! The protagonist Jiang Nan was born in the Yuan Realm of Xuanming. When he was young, his family was destroyed due to a war between the gods. He and Jiang Lin were separated on the way to escape, and he was forced to sell himself as a slave in Prince Qi's palace. He accidentally rescued the seriously injured white fox "Dongji Shenjun" and received the "Demon Prison Mysterious Embryo Sutra" taught by him, and has since embarked on the path of cultivation. And he recognized her as his sister, and the white fox also got a new name "Jiang Xue". With the help of Jiang Xue, Jiang Nan redeemed the deed of betrayal from the palace and got rid of his slave status. He reached the peak of Hunyuan and the two separated from each other. After completing the Inner Gang, he chose to go to Middle-earth and found that his lost sister Jiang Lin had already joined the Xuantian Holy Sect, so she also chose to join the Xuantian Holy Sect. She also became a disciple of Xuantian Holy Sect's "Shame" Luo Huayin, inherited the "Great Five Elements Sword Qi" technique, and created her own magical "Six Paths Heavenly Wheel Sacred Code". Enter the world of Zhongtian, follow in Jiang Xue's footsteps, meet his wife Ti Xuanwei, regain Xi Yingqing's divinity from Sen Luo, build a first-level heavenly palace, and become a god after reuniting with Jiang Xue. The sentence in the novel, "There is no calamity in the beginning, only emotions hurt oneself" is still fresh in my memory. Leader Jiang's initial practice of the Demon Prison Mysterious Embryo Sutra was a relatively profound memory point. In the final catastrophe of annihilation, he and the five gods set off countless killings, returned to the original realm, quelled the catastrophe, opened up the universe, and educated all living beings.

Before The Supreme Humanity, this book was very rubbish in the early stage. Hahaha, I felt like the author was a novice. However, I have read The Supreme Humanity and knew that this author would work hard in the later period. This is indeed the case. I would rate this book a 5 in the early stage. The only thing that impressed me was the battle between Xi and the Emperor. The score for the God Realm Chapter is higher, about 6.5. It starts from Jiangnan to the God Lord, and the progress is about 50%. Generally speaking, the novice in the early stage and the god in the later stage don't feel like they were written by the same author. The difference is too big.

There is no way to explain the Great Luotian of the Yuan Dynasty I have watched it many times, and I still feel very emotional when I watch it again. How can I put it, the reason why I watched it so many times is the spirit of Jiangnan's God. You and I are all living beings, and we must save all living beings from water and fire. Free and easy, one person is an era. Too much! At the end, Yuanshi Datianzun said, one husband and two wives are natural and right! It also came to an end once again.

I read this book three times, and each time I read further than the previous one, and there was a long gap between them. I finally finished reading it for the third time today. I have to say that the early part of this book was really discouraging. After the story of Shenmu Ling ended, I personally felt that it started to read better. Then the war at the end was a little delayed. Overall, it is a novel that survived the early stages and the plot became more and more exciting. It is worth reading.

I've watched it twice. I watched it before I came to Qimao. It's very good.

With today's thinking, I feel that there are many flaws in the sacred books of the past, and I still can't stand it. But giving a good review is a tribute to the classics.

I didn't stick to reading it... The more I wrote, the worse it got.

I can't stand it anymore. Zhai Zhu's book is so vast that it feels a bit overwhelming and hard to read.

I finally finished reading it. This world view is so big that it was difficult to finish it in one go. It took me on and off for several months to finally finish it. I look forward to more good works.

This book really cannot be read with your brain. The more you write, the more confusing it becomes. The preface does not answer the follower. Many plots are inexplicably mentioned without introduction. If you really want to read it with your brain, you will probably give up after reading dozens of chapters!