
Steady Huanglong of Honghuang
洪荒之稳健黄龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 989k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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It's really not easy to make the story reasonable without criticizing anyone, because there are no conflicts. It would be easier if there was a **** villain who jumped out and got beaten without any thought. Or you can think of others as being oppressed by Yuanshi and fighting within the same sect. The Emperor of Heaven is a clown, Nuwa is partial, and Jie Yin and Zhunti are shameless. This kind of writing is really easy to write. There are too many routines. You don't need to evoke the plot. You can just follow the other people's ideas and the protagonist just needs to show off. But I don't want to write that kind of story. It's not that I'm too unconventional. It's that kind of story that makes me almost vomit. The Luck Enlightenment is only used to advance the plot. Without this thing, the whole story will stop. A harmonious prehistoric era, the protagonist lives at home again, and the story is finished in two sentences.
Since I won't be able to set up a free chapter, I'll just post my thoughts here. After four months of writing, this book is finally finished. I am quite satisfied with it, at least it has passed the test. Some situations also occurred in the middle. First of all, I would like to thank everyone for staying until the end, and also for those who have always supported me. Even if it is just a flower, it is a great encouragement. There are a few people who are particularly active in the comment section, and I have remembered them all. Thank you very much. There is also a reward area. Compared with the increase in money, inner support is the greatest. Let's talk about this book again. There are a few poisonous points, but I actually don't think they are poisonous. The first one is the recruitment of Jun. This place may appeal to a large number of people, but I personally think that Jun's portrayal is just okay. He is not the kind of annoying character. Although there are not many scenes, it's just that many people can't accept Jin Wu's identity. There is also the Qi Luck Enlightenment that everyone has criticized very much. This is purely to lead to more plots. Being in one is a clone, but in the world of Xianxia or the prehistoric world, clones are inevitable. The last possibility is that there is no heroine. In this ancient world, everyone is a great god. Is it appropriate to find a heroine every day? Or do they really have the needs of both sexes when they reach that level? Not to mention the harem, even the little fairies in our world can't accept it, let alone those goddesses? This book may highlight the rationality, so to a certain extent, the excitement of the plot is sacrificed. In the end, this is the ending. It may be less than everyone expected, but there is no way. Huang Long has already achieved enlightenment. For him, any turmoil in the prehistoric times can no longer reach him. Wutian and Tathagata couldn't be stupid enough to directly cause trouble for the saint, so Huanglong's work in the prehistoric era has actually been completed, and the rest is other people's stories. If you write more, you may have to extend it, like a chaotic world, or write about Huang Long at the end, but that is meaningless. Once he is finished, he is finished. I don't know if I will meet you again in the next book, so I would like to say thank you again. Although you and I have never met, we can still be considered friends. As for the subject matter of the next book, I am still hesitant, but the style may be more cool and there will be many female protagonists, so I want to try it. But what is obsessive-compulsive is that I will still pursue a certain degree of rationality, at least logical. I will try my best to change this and take more care of the plot. Thank you all for accompanying me all the way, and thank you for your perseverance. We are destined** right**
I think it's a bit ridiculous. Jiejiao disciples can say that 90% of them are not good things, but the direct disciples, the outer sect Zhao Gongming, and the Seven Immortals should not be too bad, especially the Seven Immortals. They will follow Tongtian Saint wherever he goes. Do you think Tongtian Saint will let a few disciples with bad moral character who kill creatures indiscriminately and have the evil spirit of blood to follow and serve them, and the Seven Immortals who attend them are very high in cultivation, especially Wu Yunxian, the head of the Seven Immortals.
Is it true that the Qi Luck Demonstration is just a joke? Let's not talk about how much luck is needed to prove the Hunyuan Daluo Jinxian by car luck. Just look at the time when the Witch Clan and the Monster Clan each occupied most of the luck in the ancient world without success. We know how difficult it is to prove the luck by luck. In the ancient world, luck has a certain number. Some people have more luck and others have less. How can the protagonist collect the huge luck that can prove Hunyuan?
The biggest poisonous point is traveling to the ancient world to recruit disciples. The author just wants to find living ancestors for the protagonist just for the sake of word count. Moreover, these apprentices are causing trouble all day long and the protagonist has to wipe their butts. As a fairy, why don't you accept a woolly apprentice? What's more, recruiting disciples in a world that emphasizes cause and effect like the Great Desolate World is simply making yourself uncomfortable. The best way is to put the basic skills you practice somewhere randomly and wait for the destined person to find them. As long as you practice your skills, you will become attached to you and be tainted with your cause and effect. If you enjoy your benefits now, they will be returned to you N times later. This is The best operation in the prehistoric times is that the protagonist is like a white wolf with nothing. At most, he only throws a few basic skills to the outside world. It has no impact on the protagonist at all. As for whether those who get the skills can survive and succeed in practice, it is not the protagonist's business. It doesn't matter if you fail. If you succeed, you will make a lot of money. The worst is to throw away some more basic skills.
The author's portrayal is realistic and his IQ is online. Except for the confrontation with the demon clan, it is a little exaggerated, but it is acceptable, and he does not belittle anyone in particular. The current trend of respecting interpretation and belittling interpretation is too serious, and they are all kinds of brainless, why bother? In my eyes, Sanqing is all pretty good. As for the disciples, Chanjiao has a few hypocrites who are not things, but generally they are very polite. No one has ever said anything like "wetness gave birth to eggs, and they were covered with hair and wore horns." It's also a messy atmosphere that does all kinds of dirty things. Nowadays, many novels from the perspective of Jiejiao are all about slandering the sect, He Taishang Yuanshi, and portraying them as idiots who discriminate against the less popular and easily get angry. It's completely illogical and nonsense, and the remarks of wearing hair and horns are always on the lips, and it's easy to accept. If you don't read the original work, you will just criticize them.
I have never seen anyone who wrote Honghuangliu novels who achieved enlightenment by beheading three corpses. Except for the founder Hongjun, there is no one who achieved enlightenment by beheading three corpses.
With some logic, is it okay? Whoever can cultivate Da Luo is not the proud one of heaven. The fighting strength has collapsed
Originally there was no heroine, but suddenly a doppelgänger came out, and the protagonist went to pimp him, and he ended up single for the rest of his life. This plot is too pure.
A quasi-sage is so slow to fight several people who are not even quasi-sages. Still testify? Go play in the piss! How many chapters have been written?!