Invincibility Starts from Prehistoric Times

I hope book friends will not substitute the settings of other books into this book. Our mythology system always has many versions, and the author can only choose one version as the basis for creation. It's like Journey to the West. In the original work, Sun Wukong is the immortal stone that created the world. Since the creation of the world, he has been nurtured by the beauty of the innocent earth and the essence of the sun and the moon. But in the end, the TV series was adapted to say that Nuwa was transformed into the colorful stone to patch the sky. In fact, the colorful stone was transformed into Jia Baoyu in Dream of Red Mansions. So will the book club correct the TV series? And because in the TV series Sun Wukong is transformed into a colorful stone, won't book friends stop watching TV? The same is true for prehistoric times, there are always many versions. There are always different versions of the myth of Nuwa patching up the sky, the myth of Gonggong striking Buzhou Mountain in anger, and the myth of Hou Yi shooting the sun. And in the ancient world of mountains and seas, there were not even twelve ancestral witches. Could it be that the book club would not read the ancient novels just because they invented the ancient ancestral witches? Similarly, whether it is in Fengshen or Journey to the West, it can be said that in the ancient wilderness that Fengshen Journey to the West extends, there is no such thing as ancestral witches, let alone gods and demons. Could it be that the book club will not read the ancient novels because the author made up ancestral witches, gods and demons? If there are three versions of the myth of Nuwa patching up the sky, and three authors use the three versions as a basis to create and write three books, then which one are you going to correct, book friend? Which one is wrong? The same Xingtian and Chiyou. In history, Xingtian was the general of Emperor Yan, and Chiyou was the queen of Emperor Yan. However, in the Honghuangliu novels, they were made up to be some kind of great witch. Could it be that the book club stopped reading those ancient novels because Xing Tian and Chi You became some kind of non-existent witches? The author just wants to say that each book has a prehistoric setting. This book is based on history and based on the original work of Fengshen Journey to the West. For example, Xing Tian, ​​who was originally a general of Emperor Yan, is still set as a general of Emperor Yan. Maybe it can at least give you some common sense about history. Don't be brainwashed by ancient novels. Xing Tian was originally a general of Emperor Yan, not a great witch from the Wu Clan. Do book friends know this? So, So, Book friends, please don't correct me. If you like it, please support it. If you don't like it, please be merciful. The author has the right to name the magic weapon and create words (except for typos). He can also set the mythological story according to his own ideas. I hope book friends will like the above. I would like to thank every book friend who supports me. Thank you, the author.

Is there a heroine? ?

Collect characters and choose them as appropriate. In addition, Fuxi's daughter Mi Fei (Luo Shen) needs a male protagonist; Yan Emperor's daughter Nvwa (Jingwei) also needs a male protagonist: Yan Emperor's general Xing Tian needs a female protagonist; Yan Emperor's successor Chi You needs a female protagonist; Yan Emperor's successor Gu Shi Lai needs a female protagonist, and the thirty-fifth descendant of Qin Shihuang also needs a female protagonist. Wait, various pre-ordered roles begin, beating up Yuanshi Tianzun and teaching the Twelve Golden Immortals.

This book is okay, but the author's bad taste made me a little confused.

Posting it will make you jealous, wouldn't you envy me? Are you jealous?

Stop talking, it looks good, just call out all the things you have written.

I felt like my mind was so confused when I watched it, and it subverted my concept of prehistoric times.

In troubled times, Bodhi does not care about things, but Laojun carries his sword to save the common people. The Taiping Buddhist Gate welcomes pilgrims, and the Taoist Lord retires to the mountains and forests.

The garbage has arrived. It talks a lot of nonsense and no one can do it. You were born so late.

How many heroines are there? . . . .