
Honghuang: I Cultivate the Divine Dao in Honghuang
洪荒:我在洪荒修神道
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
274Chapters
3MReads
1.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 20
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Is this the pattern? Always think about becoming a disciple, by the time you meet them you may be a saint. Still thinking about becoming a disciple, I was speechless.
The protagonist feels that he does not have the mentality of a strong person, and the Holy Mother's Lingbao does not erase the spiritual will even if he has it. After practicing for so long, the mentality of future generations has not changed.
Why is this so embarrassing? Heaven is Shinto, and Shinto mainly cultivates incense.
This is a shitty way of saying something. It's just another way of saying it.
Commentary on Chapter 5: Cultivation of Magic Power written by Sunflower Dudu in "Prehistoric: I Cultivated the Shinto in the Prehistoric World".
I hope the author will work hard and not be a eunuch.
Aren't you practicing Shinto? Why are you absorbing spiritual energy and what kind of cultivation technique is it? What kind of thunder disaster is there? Shinto is to hold the authority of heaven and maintain the operation of heaven and earth. The magic weapon learned is the condensation of Shinto into something that represents authority.
Another book is The White Lotus of the Twelfth Grade Purifying World. Did you encounter the Dragon Clan after leaving the cave? Tama's soup does not change the medicine.
Commentary on Chapter 7: The Lost History of "Ancient Times: I Practiced Shinto in the Ancient Times" written by Sunflower Dudu.
Commentary on Chapter 40: Tongfu Inn in "Ancient Times: I Practiced Shintoism in the Ancient Times" written by Sunflower Dudu.