Covering the Sky: A Guide to Proving the Dao Without Cheats

Luo Heng transmigrated to the world of *Covering the Sky*, only to find he had no cheat codes. No system, no treasures, no heaven-defying bloodline… Just as he was beginning to despair, he suddenly realized that knowing the plot itself might be the biggest cheat. For example, in the Yan Kingdom, there was a little girl named Xiao Nannan waiting to be adopted; in the Northern Holy City, there was an old man named Wei Yi waiting to be retired. And then there was the Immortal Realm Repair Scripture in the bronze coffin, passed down from the heavens by the Immortal Emperor Shi Hao. Although it wasn't a cultivation or combat technique, if even seamless water pipes could be converted into guns, why couldn't they try "converting civilians into soldiers"?… PS1: This book can also be called *Covering the Sky Survival Guide* or *The Mortal's Path to Enlightenment*. Because the protagonist's path to enlightenment doesn't rely heavily on talent, it's basically as simple as having hands. Readers who like *Covering the Sky* might want to check it out; you never know when you might actually transmigrate into it… PS2: The story might be average, but the author has his own interpretation of certain plot points from the original work; discussion is welcome. PS3: The birth of this book began with an online debate: Is it possible for an ordinary person to become a Great Emperor in "Covering the Sky"?