Covering the Sky: The Great Emperor's Battle Power, Let Me Sacrifice My Blood to the Immortal C
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Synopsis
An unexpected system grants rewards to a protagonist who manages to keep his overwhelming combat strength hidden from the world. By suppressing the knowledge of his Emperor-level capabilities, he acquires rare treasures like Xuanhuang Mother Qi and Immortal Dragon Elixir. The story escalates as he ascends from a Mortal Immortal to an entity that surpasses the Immortal King and eventually attains the rank of Immortal Emperor. He operates in the shadows, eliminating threats such as the Great Sage of the Immortal Dynasty and conquering the seven forbidden zones of life, all while maintaining a facade of weakness. The tension peaks when the Feathered God Dynasty attempts to use him as a blood sacrifice for the Immortal Ascension Cauldron, oblivious to the fact that he possesses the power to crush Imperial Weapons with his bare hands. This power-fantasy experience rewards those who enjoy the irony of a hidden powerhouse dismantling arrogant enemies, though the focus on rapid accumulation of strength might frustrate those seeking a more grounded progression.
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With 129 chapters currently available, the story establishes a consistent rhythm of growth and revelation. The core appeal lies in the satisfaction derived from the protagonist's secret superiority over his oppressors, providing a strong hook for the fan-fiction genre. The progression from a hidden emperor to a cosmic entity is handled with a sense of scale that keeps the stakes feeling significant despite the protagonist's dominance. However, the low view count suggests a struggle to find a wider audience, possibly due to the niche nature of its power-scaling mechanics. Additionally, because the protagonist becomes so overwhelmingly powerful so quickly, there is a risk that the tension will evaporate as challenges become trivial. While the system-based rewards provide a clear structure, the narrative would benefit from deeper character interactions to balance the heavy emphasis on combat power and cultivation ranks.