Why was Shi Hao imprisoned by Terran?

The Terran imprisoned Shi Hao because of his charm and the right to inherit the throne.

1. Identity exposure: Terrans know that the people who originally escorted the cloud were not famine at all, but people from the lower bound. Shi Hao in the lower bound can be said to have done a lot of great things, typically killing the Seven Gods in the upper bound. These seven gods come from seven forces, namely, the beast of heaven, the beast of sea, the beast of earth, the immortal hall of Yin and Yang College, and the magic sunflower garden in Laoshan.

Shi Hao has a special status. He is Ren Huang, the lower boundary of Terran, and his blood flows in him. In order to gain the right to inherit the throne and control the lower bound, the Terran leaders need to imprison Shi Hao to prevent him from sabotaging their plans.

2. Succession to the throne: Shi Hao has a special status. He is Ren Huang, the lower boundary of Terran, and his blood flows in him. In order to gain the right to inherit the throne and control the lower bound, the Terran leaders need to imprison Shi Hao to prevent him from sabotaging their plans.

Role introduction

Huang, whose real name is Huang Tiandi, is the hero of the novel Covering the Sky. After a disaster, he was called a "sinful" blood descendant by the hostile stone clan. His brother Shiyi and his mother robbed him of the supreme bone that originally belonged to him, causing him to become seriously ill. Later, he was adopted by his parents in Shi Cun.

In the process of growing up, Shi Hao once got the chance to inherit the precious Lin Ying and Suzaku tree, which greatly increased his cultivation. He was once valued by Daxian, An Lan and other strong men and tried to awaken the two drops of blood left by Daxian in his body. He finally stepped into SHEN WOO, where he offered sacrifices to gods, and became one of the nine Buddha statues in the Xiangu era, the Buddha statue of Du Jie.