Was the Perfect World related to the Heaven Covering Realm, the Divine Tomb, and the Lifelong Realm? If I don't read these three novels, can I just read the perfect world?

The Endless Heavens included the Perfect World, Heaven Covering World, Douluo Continent, and other worlds. I recommend this novel to you. I hope you will like the adventure stories and mysterious powers of this world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

According to the plot introduction of the book, Crossing the Heavens from the Perfect World, Shangguan Feng, who appeared in the Perfect World, corresponded to the Yang God Continent in the Heaven Covering World, while the Divine Tomb corresponded to the lower world. The Holy Ground, the Lifelong Realm, the Wilderness, the Immortal Slaying Realm, the Battle Through the Heavens, and the Great Ruler didn't have a specific corresponding place in the Heaven Covering Realm. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following two books to you: "Journey from the Perfect World" and "The Martial Soul of the Perfect World". The former described the protagonist Lin Xuan's journey to explore different worlds after his rebirth, including the Perfect World and Covering the Sky. The plot was complicated and very worth reading. Although the latter was a derivative of a light novel, the author, Mo Ye 001, had exquisite writing and interesting plots. It was worth reading. I'm done with the recommendation. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~😗

I'm not sure if the origin of Perfect World Ning Chuan has anything to do with Covering the Sky because my knowledge ends in 2021 and I don't have the ability to look up relevant information. However, according to what I know, Covering Heaven is the main villain in Perfect World, and Ning Chuan is one of the important characters in Perfect World. Ning Haotian's son has a mysterious source of energy. Therefore, there might be some connection between these two characters. However, more information was needed to determine the specific relationship between them.

😋I recommend the following novels to you. They are all fantasy novels similar to Covering the Sky, Perfect World, Divine Tomb, and so on: "Invincible in the Holy Ground","Giving the Willow Deity an unchanging substance at the beginning of the game","My son has the potential of a Great Emperor!" "Great World","I'm Covering the Sky Storytelling Ancient Chaos Era","I Have a Great Dao Seed","Supreme Divine Tomb System" I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Lifelong Realm, Undying and Imperishable, Divine Tomb, Perfection, and Heaven Covering were all fictional worlds in online literature. Each of them had different settings and backgrounds. The Lifelong Realm was a world where cultivation and immortality were the main topics. Cultivators could continuously cultivate and pursue immortality to become true immortals. Immortality was a concept that meant that cultivators could live forever and not be limited by time and the laws of nature. In this world, many immortals and cultivators had achieved this goal, but there were also some cultivators who had not succeeded. The Divine Tomb was a world with tombs and mysterious powers as its theme. Many immortals and cultivators cultivated and sought power in this tomb. Perfection was a world that pursued perfection and perfection. There were many cultivators and immortals in this world who pursued perfection in their bodies, souls, and minds. Covering the Sky was a world with mysterious powers and the mysteries of the universe as its theme. There were many immortals and cultivators in this world who explored the mysteries of the universe in search of power and truth. These fictional worlds usually have interconnected and interacting plots and settings. Elements from some worlds can also appear in other worlds.

I recommend the following completed fantasy novels to you. Their plots are similar to the Divine Tomb and the Lifelong Realm: 1. [Sweep the Heavens and Worlds]: The protagonist has superb battle energy cultivation techniques and travels through various worlds. His fighting spirit is high and he is extremely talented. 2. "Starting from the Eternal World": The main character embarks on the path of cultivation from the Eternal World. Along the way, he passes through many worlds and attains the strongest path. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The divine beast in the perfect world was called the perfect world.

Perfect World and Covering the Sky were both fantasy novels, and the Realm of Red Dust Immortal was one of the powerful realms. In the perfect world, the Red Dust Immortal Realm meant that the cultivator had already reached the peak of the Immortal World and could be on par with the Immortal King. In this realm, one could control the power of nature and fly. In the Heaven Covering Realm, the Red Dust Immortal Realm meant that the cultivator had already surpassed the mortal realm and become the strongest existence in the immortal world. This realm possessed extremely powerful strength, allowing one to control the power of the Heavenly Dao and fly. The strength of the Red Dust Immortal Realm was very powerful. It was a very popular realm in novels.

In the perfect world, a Martial King was a powerful warrior realm. It was usually described as a warrior with extraordinary strength who could display amazing strength and techniques in battle. A Martial King was usually endowed with powerful combat skills and leadership skills, able to lead a powerful army and achieve victory in battle. In the perfect world, the realm of a Martial King was usually divided into the following stages: 1. Warrior Sage: The highest realm of a Martial King was usually called the " Warrior Sage ", which meant that a martial artist had reached a realm beyond ordinary people and possessed endless strength and wisdom. 2. Apocalypse: A realm below the Martial Saint realm is usually called the "Apocalypse Martial King". It means that the martial artist has already mastered some special skills and secrets but has not completely broken through. 3. Divine Might: A realm below Tianqi Martial King was usually called "Divine Might." It meant that the martial artist already had powerful combat strength but had not mastered more advanced skills and techniques. 4. Martial King: The realm below the Godly King is usually called the " Martial King ". It means that the martial artist has already mastered some advanced skills and techniques, but there are still some shortcomings. A Martial King was one of the most powerful martial artists in the perfect world. It represented the peak of a martial artist's realm and strength.