As we all know, the protagonists of the trilogy all entered the priesthood in the end, and their combat prowess was almost the same. But in the finale, Shi Hao was called Huang, while Ye Fan was a descendant with the surname Ye?

As we all know, the protagonists of the trilogy all entered the priesthood in the end, and their combat prowess was almost the same. However, in the finale, Shi Hao was called Huang, while Ye Fan was a descendant with the surname Ye?

The first is the name of the two protagonists. Huang is a synonym for Shi Hao. If you call it Shi Hao, even if Chendong would write like this, fans may feel very uncomfortable. So Huang is a good pronoun as a pronoun, but Ye Fan doesn't have a good pronoun. There are some in Zhetian, such as the Human Sacred Body and the Holy Body. But Ye Fan has long been freed from the shackles of the physique. People call him Ye Tiandi or Tiandi.

But for the ancestors, they would definitely not be able to shout such words as Emperor of Heaven, so they did not shout Emperor of Heaven . What if they only shouted a leaf? That would seem too intimate, just like the ancestor calling Shi Hao Hao, which would be weird. It just so happened that Ye Fan was very young for Shi Hao and the ancestors, and he was very powerful, which made them in awe, so they called Ye Fan a descendant with the surname Ye. One refers to his youth, and the other means that this young man has come from behind and is worthy of attention.

So the descendant named Ye was written by Chen Dong after thinking over and over again. It was not an insult to Ye Fan, but a compliment. Of course, there is also a separate ancestor named Ye in the article, but this is not an important point, it is just an omission.

When do you think Ye Fan became a priest?

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