Honghuang: Max-Level Comprehension, Creating My Own Sage Technique from the Start

With such understanding, why would he bow down and kneel before Tongtian? Many say that the destruction of the Jie Sect was due to Tongtian being tricked, but is that really the case? The list of the Investiture of the Gods was jointly determined by the Three Pure Ones, and Tongtian was fully aware of it.

Is chatting just for showing off? It could be a great way for members to collect scriptures and cultivation methods, integrating them into their own Taoist practices. Is the problem with max-level comprehension the lack of skill? It's the lack of vision! →_→

I couldn't be bothered to read any further after seeing the part about Tongtian becoming Tongtian's disciple. The destruction of the Jie Sect was entirely Tongtian's own doing. He pretended not to notice Yuanshi and the others' actions several times, only to be nearly wiped out of face and reputation after they were killed.

Author, what level of comprehension do you mean by "maxed out"? Is it the Great Dao level, or the so-called Mythical Great Luo level? Regardless of the level, "maxed out" means the highest possible level, with no higher. At the very least, your book shouldn't have any character with a higher comprehension than the protagonist.

Is the Golden Elixir Path suitable for humans? Have you ever seen a human cultivate it to the level of a Great Luo Golden Immortal?

Countless geniuses have risen to prominence, with the three races of dragons, phoenixes, and qilin vying for supremacy. The Kunpeng created demonic script, the twelve ancestral witches of Taiyi each ruled their own realm, and the Human Emperor Suiren passed on the flame of civilization. And so on, countless other prodigies. Were they lacking in talent?

The novels excessively elevate the primordial era while belittling other realms. Some stories feature transmigrators becoming gods, cultivating within the primordial system, with the Great Ascension stage as the first generation, the Great Luo Golden Immortal as the second, the Sage as the third, and the Dao Talent as the fourth.

In that primordial world, simply possessing a cultivation technique didn't guarantee reaching the Saint realm. Techniques like the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts and the Nine-Nine Arcane Arts, which directly lead to Sainthood, how many people have actually mastered them? Reaching Sainthood in that world depended on talent and the circumstances of one's birth.

In the prehistoric world, the Jie Sect could be described as an antisocial force! The Jie Sect had a large number of members, the vast majority of whom committed countless evils, disrupting the order of the prehistoric world and were thus abandoned by it. Those who were qualified were listed on the Investiture of the Gods, while those who were not were annihilated!

Why do some people always think that being a saint is a symbol of power?