[Novel Review] 'Shrouding the Heavens'
Title: "遮天" (Shrouding the Heavens)\Author: Chen Dong\Genre: Ancient Melody Xianxia\Status: Completed\Synopsis: 1. Deep in the universe where cold and darkness coexist, nine enormous dragon corpses dragged an ancient bronze coffin, eternal and everlasting, in a vast and magnificent xianxia world, bizarre and extraordinary, endlessly mysterious. Blood boils like a volcano, passion surges like the vast sea, desires are like an endless abyss...\2. At this moment, a fat man inside the mountains awakens from the ancient coffin, sitting up with a bewildered expression. When he touches a divine crystal, infinite memories flood in.\ This is a strange divine crystal. Upon observing it, he only seeks to understand his past life, but for his current life, he must cut down everything within an hour.\ "It's been over 125,000 years, a new universe once again, watching all friends in the mortal world perish time and again, this monk is nearly numb."\3. When everything comes to an end, the auspicious light fades, and the vast rift in the void spreading across numerous star systems slowly closes. The desolate tower remains in place, with Ye Fan standing alone.\ "A lifetime of sorrowful paintings, how many heroes are buried in foreign lands, how much brilliance is difficult to recount..."\Review: My feeling about "Shrouding the Heavens" is that it is grand and magnificent, and all the twists and turns left me stunned again and again. I was always eager to keep reading; the plot is very exciting and moving. The Empress does not seek immortality, only to wait for your return in this mortal world, the White-Clothed God King Jiang Taixu, the invincible quasi-emperor Gai Jiuyou, and the sly Black Emperor—all have distinctive personalities. I'm not good at writing reviews, so forgive me.\Health: No violence, no harem. The male lead's romantic interests die as they do, cycles of reincarnation occur (not sure). In the end, only the little moon remains. However, the part of Master Yuanyuan's curse is a bit scary—at least it scared me...
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The protagonist fought all the way to becoming an immortal and has never lost in battles against peers.
There is also Ye Fan, who in the dark turmoil, fought ancient supreme beings with a determination to die, and there is the Human Emperor, who in the dark turmoil, even if only a piece of human skin remained, still protected his people, and in the end fell down shedding blood and tears.
The book mentioned that in the struggle for supremacy on the path of emperors, losing could affect the attainment of the Dao.
The Void Emperor fought all his life to quell the chaos. I think the Overlord was really pathetic during dark times of turmoil, actually starting chaos together with the Ancient Supreme.
Yes, even the supreme rulers of ancient times were once the venerable Primordial Emperors and Sovereigns admired by the world, but in order to prolong their lives and cling to existence for hundreds of thousands of years, they incited chaos.
The Second-Generation Eucharist Curse activated, and seven Ancient Emperors appeared. Ye Fan briefly regained his peak combat power and fought a great battle against the seven Ancient Emperors. Later, he summoned that immortal guy, then dragged his exhausted body to fight the immortal. Afterwards, he lived out another life.
I feel that you would regret not watching it. Chen Dong writes the inner thoughts of each character vividly, and it doesn't seem boring to watch.
Zhē Tiān, the first half is quite passionate, the second half is quite heartbreaking, and it's very touching
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