The Billionfold Sea of Bitterness Across the Heavens

To be honest, it looks so boring. It gives people the impression that they are just trying to tell a story through big vision instead of writing a novel. Moreover, the writing style is mediocre and there is no fighting type description, or at least very little. Then there are various characters who mess up the ancient mythology system, and the plot is not smooth. It is just forced writing.

I've watched almost 80% of it, and I like "Shading the Sky". The Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin runs through the trilogy and is the end and reincarnation. The story is very exciting. The main body is the thread that covers the sky, but the story is different. Just like Zhang Ruoxu said, this is another piece of ancient history he created, a branch of the long river of time, with three immortal emperors as anchors, intertwined and scattered. There are no reincarnated people but there is reincarnation! The following is very exciting, each innovative realm is written in a logical way, and each path to immortality is wonderful in its own way! However, the bad thing is that the conversion express, together, is like writing prose, it is very confusing to read! The story is more important than the fighting! Especially the first few dozen and a hundred chapters are not particularly attractive and I don't like to watch them. The middle and late chapters are really exciting!

The early stage was very good, but the later stage really started to get boring, so I skipped a lot, and some parts were finished at a glance. The world view is generally very good and has a sense of grandeur, but I am very dissatisfied with the author's ending. What kind of feeling do I have... It just feels like, well, I just watched it in vain. Moreover, your... This protagonist is on a downward trend of becoming more and more useless. If one person cannot overthrow God, suppress the Ten Ancestors, kick ashes, and punch the Three Heavenly Emperors, then what kind of protagonist is he? Is it just to follow them to conquer the Heavenly Plateau, and then follow Chen Dong's layout logic and ideas? As long as your own book is logical, of course it will be awesome. Otherwise, there would be no regrets in Chen Dong's book. Why would you write it? Tell me again? If you are a fan of the "Zhe Tian Trilogy", you must overwhelm the three main protagonists if you want to write. Otherwise, you will not be able to write well, because Chen Dong has already set the general direction of this grand tone. If your protagonist is not awesome, he will just be ignored by other books. This type of fandom just borrows other people's grand worldview, so you must suppress all geniuses, monsters, and peerless gods. The three protagonists must also suppress it, and it is best if one person can solve everything, otherwise there is really nothing to see. Alas, overall it's very good, not bad. The early stage accounts for most of my favorable impression, but the middle and late stages are really... Scummy. Let's rate it, let's give it a score of 53. It's an excellent book. This score is all supported by your world view and early coolness, otherwise there is really nothing to say. The poison points are all in the middle and late stages, there are very few in the early stages, and there are almost no mistakes or omissions. You can watch it, but sometimes you have to dance.

Well, how should I put it? A very good fanfic, not particularly enjoyable, relatively easy. However, since I personally prefer perfect plots, it may not be that suitable for me. If you like covering the sky, you can join it, but the pace of the later stages is fast, and the author does not write emotional dramas very much, but the description of enlightenment and teachings is really well written (after all, I can't understand it)

I've become an emperor, and Golden Finger just came. I don't know which of you copied whom.

I don't know why I can't read it.

It's too cool, but you don't deserve it.

It looked very good in the early stage, but I couldn't understand it after looking at it.

The feeling that the whole book gave me can be described in one word, that is (chaos), chaos, chaos

Grand layout, attractive writing style, so beautiful