Honghuang: Conquer the Land and Build an Unrivaled Celestial Dynasty!

As a result, the sage slapped him to death.

Summoning some people to wreak havoc on the world—every named being in the primordial era has cultivated for tens of millions of years. While these "power fantasy" stories are entertaining, reading too many mindless novels will lower the IQ of most readers.

Billions of humans, not a single woman? Why summon Wu Zetian? Once she appears, we won't look anymore.

It's absolutely hideous! Especially the face and eyes, they're really ugly!

After the Lich's departure, the Human race is now the dominant force. What's with you laning against the Lich?

In other novels, it's often said that those who are not of our kind are bound to have different hearts. Regardless of whether a monster is good or bad, they are all killed. In the ancient fantasy and Journey to the West stories, most of the main characters are monsters. It feels so awkward!

Shouldn't the emperor of a dynasty be the strongest?

Heaven possesses the Yang number, Earth possesses the Yin number, and only humans dwell between Heaven and Earth, embodying the Yin and Yang numbers. They reside in a microcosm, hence their nobility. As the most outstanding among men, they command others to govern Heaven and Earth, thus they are called kings.

The idea is fine, but the approach is wrong. You should write a fantasy historical story; your historical generals are too weak. Fantasy generals need to be more engaging.

I remember in ancient fantasy novels, the Three Sovereigns only appeared after the Lich War. I understand the Three Sovereigns laning against each other, but what the heck is laning against the Lich?