Honghuang: I Create the Supreme Nuwa, Driving the Female Immortals Wild

After reading the comments, it seems so many people can't stand Nuwa, okay? They're relentlessly belittling her, as if stepping on their sore spot. They've read a few fantasy novels and think they know everything, using them as gospel to dictate the future. Furthermore, Nuwa is a traditional myth, not a Taoist one.

I don't understand why people are criticizing Nuwa. Is it just because of her inaction in fan-made prehistoric worlds? The real Nuwa is from ancient myths and legends, and there are historical records that she was one of the Three Sovereigns. There are several versions of the Three Sovereigns, and they are different, but Nuwa is definitely in them.

First is the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum in Yan'an, Shaanxi; second is the Nuwa Palace in Handan, Hebei; third is the Yellow Emperor's City in Zhuolu; fourth is the Big Pagoda Tree in Hongdong, Shanxi; and fifth is the Mazu Temple in Meizhou, Fujian. Remember, Nuwa is our ancestor and we shouldn't vilify her, as are the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.

There are four main systems of Chinese mythology: ancient mythology, religious mythology, folk mythology, and literary mythology. Leaving aside scattered myths, the more mainstream and systematic ones include the Taoist pantheon, the Han Chinese Buddhist pantheon, the Tan culture pantheon, the Confucian pantheon, the Spring and Autumn period Chu state beliefs, and the Wusheng Laomu (Eternal…

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He got into a fit of impotent rage after being bombarded with praise about Nuwa on Tieba, so he's been searching everywhere for ancient mythological novels to criticize. Anything with the words "myth" or "supreme" gets on his nerves, and he starts attacking. When someone argues with him, he gets excited and starts showing off his supposed knowledge.

I don't know if matriarchal societies existed, but to bring up the fact that foreign experts don't acknowledge it is a bit ridiculous. They don't acknowledge the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, or the Yan and Huang emperors; why don't they just say they're not Chinese, not descendants of the Yan and Huang emperors?

I've noticed that every time I read this type of novel, if you write about mythology, someone with cerebral palsy talks about the prehistoric era; if you write about the prehistoric era, someone with cerebral palsy talks about mythology. It's like you think you know everything. Are you reading novels or academic papers? Either don't read them at all, or people who don't know better might think you just came out of a mental hospital.

Supreme Nuwa... Who started all this nonsense about titles? Before, the Primordial World was just the Primordial World; now they're dividing it into Low-Level Primordial World, High-Level Primordial World, what the hell?

Fuxi, one of the Three Sovereigns and the progenitor of Chinese civilization, is also a righteous god who blesses the nation and is the earliest recorded deity in Chinese literature. Nuwa, a goddess in ancient Chinese mythology, is the progenitor of the Chinese nation and a righteous deity who blesses the country.