Honghuang: Evolve, Pistol Shrimp!

Mantis Shrimp Evolution ~ Grilled Mantis Shrimp

Are you sure this is a prehistoric world and not fantasy? It's written in the style of a fantasy game, and it's the kind that's disguised as a prehistoric world but is actually a fantasy urban setting with spiritual energy revival and monster-slaying leveling-up story.

Do mantis shrimp not reproduce often?

The protagonist initially improves his cultivation level, but afterwards, he focuses entirely on improving his foundation. Improving one's foundation does increase combat power, but not by much. Improving one's foundation is essentially a matter of luck; it simply means having better aptitude for cultivation than others! However, the author treats this foundation as a catch-all.

It's too useless, the level progression is too slow, and the cheats seem pointless.

It feels the same whether you have cultivation or not; it's like giant monsters fighting. Is this cultivation?

The protagonist travels along waterways, and is consistently a ruthless and exploitative figure. This easily reflects the author's own personality: you can't be friends with this kind of person; you have to rip them off, rip them off to the bone.

Commentary on Chapter 51 of Shang Qifu's novel "Primordial Era: Evolve, Mantis Shrimp!": The Four Fiends Perish, Destiny Proves Its Path!

Commentary on Chapter 34, "Fragments of the Jade Disc of Creation! The Law of Power!", Of Shang Qifu's novel, *Primordial Era: Evolve, Mantis Shrimp!*

Review of Chapter 11, "Innate Restriction! The Terrifying Deep Sea," of Shang Qifu's novel, *Primordial Era: Evolve, Mantis Shrimp!*