Preaching for a Century in the Desolate Forbidden Zone, Then the Ruthless One Came to Pay Her Respects

After Chapter 300, it became a bit confusing. I thought that the protagonist would lead a group of disciples to grow up in the confrontation with dark matter, and then go to help Emperor Huang Tian defeat the ancestor of darkness. As a result, the protagonist traveled through time to find Emperor Huang Tian who was 2 years old. When he found it, he couldn't say anything, and he couldn't help at all. So, author, what's the point of writing these chapters? I'm familiar with "Perfect World", so there's no need to repeat it

The disciples are all enlightened emperors, but the protagonist has not yet become an emperor, and is lonely ten times as much.

After reading it, the writing is quite good. Of course, I still have some doubts, such as why we only recruit geniuses who can dominate an era? With 10 times rebate + preaching skills, you can definitely recruit some ordinary geniuses. Don't they give you rebate? In short, I have wanted to recite a poem since the second half of this book, and finally I have finished reading it now, "O sea, you are all water... Water... Water."

This is also a fanfic I read not long ago. This book is quite good. I really like the "Shading the Sky" trilogy, and I also like the storyline and world background created by Master Chen Dong. The author did not completely follow the plot development of the original work. Starting from the time period of Zhetian, the transition to the other two eras was not very blunt. The most important thing is that there is no unfinished story. The story of the trilogy has been written, surpassing countless eunuch (unfinished) novels. This is also my favorite point! But after I finished writing Chapter 489 and ended the plot of the trilogy, I couldn't stand it (mainly because I don't like prehistoric themes very much). I kept it on the bookshelf for about a month or two. I tried it again this time and decided to give it up. It's a pity that I couldn't finish it. But after reading the plot of the trilogy (after all, this is what I came here for), it's not unacceptable. This is purely a personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it, thank you.

Each poisonous spot is more poisonous than the last. , Obviously we have reached the Quasi-Immortal Emperor, but in order to increase the number of words, we ran back to find the 2-year-old Huangtian Emperor. He can't become Emperor Huangtian's teacher yet. He couldn't become stronger, so he had to start practicing again. Just for the word count. , The bigger poisonous point is that in the later period, it even has to write about the prehistoric times. , What is the relationship between the Zhetian Trilogy and Prehistoric Times? Above the sacrificial path, he is only equal to a quasi-sage from the prehistoric times. What the hell is that? ? ? ? The word count isn't that bad either. ? If you throw away these 2 points, you can score 9 points. But with the prehistoric plot, I can only score 5 points at most.

In the early stage, I was in Zhe Tian, ​​and the writing was pretty good. In the middle stage, I traveled through a perfect world and couldn't do anything. It was all just for water numbers. In the later stage, I directly traveled through the prehistoric world. I was really speechless.

It's been a long time since I've read such a surprising piece of writing. The author's operation in the book is simply like a farce, greatly reducing the combat power above the so-called sacrifice. It is like an ignorant child messing with the originally carefully constructed combat power system, without any respect or logic. And when it comes to the author's bragging about the prehistoric times, it's really disgusting. It seems that the prehistoric world is the center of the universe, and other worlds are just small fragments that fell from the prehistoric world? What a narrow-minded and arrogant idea. This author is like a frog in a well who has never seen the world, sitting in his own little world, desperately advocating the greatness of the ancient times, but he is full of ignorance and prejudice against other rich and diverse worlds. This unfounded and unlimited practice of elevating one system and belittling other systems shows the author's extremely unprofessional and naive worldview. When reading the book, it feels like being forcefully instilled with a ridiculous idea, as if the author is shouting into the reader's ears: "The prehistoric era is supreme, everything else is rubbish", completely ignoring the rationality of the story and the reader's understanding and expectation of a diverse world. This kind of book is simply an insult to the readers' intelligence and aesthetic taste. I really don't know where the author got the courage to write such a work full of prejudice and absurd logic.

It's a lot of nonsense. I can talk about a chapter on a small matter. I don't go into details about a fight. I keep repeating it. I have said it over and over again since ancient times. It's really a lot of nonsense.

Returning a hundred times, he is indeed a small trick in the Immortal Stage. He knows how to teach beasts, but he doesn't know how to find geniuses who are the same generation as the ruthless emperor. Extremely boring

It was okay in the early stage, but the water was terrible in the back. Che Zhulun said back and forth, the most disgusting thing was that he had to go through the prehistoric times later.