Perfect World

"When young, I laughed at him for being a little kid; when I grew up, I finally understood the Desolate Heavenly Emperor." He spent his entire life losing: Losing Shicun (childhood), losing Zhizun Gu (family), losing Huo Ling'er (beloved), losing Cao Yusheng and Gouhuang (brothers)...

The unparalleled Desolate Heavenly Emperor, whose lifelong love was Fire Spirit. That year, when the Fire Mulberry flowers bloomed, the young man met her for the first time and his heart was moved. In their youth, they experienced many things in the Great Wilderness of the Lower Realm and developed feelings for each other.

"I've become Emperor, yet I can't cry anymore..." A single sentence conveys boundless sorrow. The ending of the perfect world is not perfect; almost all of his former friends and family are dead, leaving only Huang to rule over eternity.

One of the three parts of the "Covering the Sky" trilogy. This work boasts a vast world-building, creating a fantastical universe for us! Needless to say, this work has had an extraordinary impact on the fantasy world. The Desolate Emperor reigns supreme throughout eternity, creating a perfect world for future generations.

The Desolate Emperor, originally named Shi Hao, possessed unparalleled talent throughout the ages. Born for cultivation and destined for tribulation, his life was exceptionally brilliant, creating countless legends. He created the unique cultivation system of "Covering the Sky," which was used by later generations.

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I really miss the days of staying up late to read *Covering the Sky* and *Perfect* on Tieba (a Chinese online forum). I never finished the complete *Perfect* novel because I couldn't afford the official version. Back then, I stayed up late reading it on Tieba, but when *Perfect* was halfway through, Tieba banned it, so I stopped reading.

From his earliest days as a mischievous child ("Mine, mine, all mine") and ("Eat it, eat some, eat it all"), to his days as a lone warrior facing countless enemies ("The world is like green mountains, wherever I die, I will be buried"), to his days of being trapped in reincarnation, defying the heavens and returning in nirvana, sweeping away enemies on all sides yet having no relatives in the world, his life story, from his childhood jokes to his real experiences, is all contained in the book.

The Desolate Emperor Shi Hao had a life full of twists and turns. Born in the Chaotic Ancient Era, he was born with the Supreme Bone. However, when he was young, the Supreme Bone was taken away, leaving him on the verge of death and all alone. He was fostered in Stone Village and, relying on the Primal True Understanding, was reborn once again.

Huang's story truly moved me to tears. Compared to Ye and Chu, he's just too tragic 😭. He had to rely on himself for everything. His supreme bone was taken from him at birth, and he suffered humiliation at the hands of various people in his youth. Even in the Three Thousand Provinces, he was outnumbered and outmatched; anyone who dared to defy him was met with violence.