In the Three Kingdoms, My Backyard Leads to Honghuang

Nuclear bombs and the primordial era? Otherwise, you don't deserve it. How can the Three Kingdoms be paired with the primordial era? What you wrote must be a nuclear bomb saint version of the primordial era!

In a more advanced primordial world, if you could survive there for even a short time, you could passively absorb the spiritual energy without bursting, and return to the Three Kingdoms era as an immortal. You could beat up whoever you wanted and slap them in all sorts of ways.

A modern person, possessing the Kunlun Mirror—a cheat code granting access to the primordial world—and retrieving the Kongtong Seal from it, has his martial prowess enhanced to near invincibility. Yet, in order to buy an official position in Luoyang, he inexplicably robs someone else's property! This kind of author should be locked up in a fenced yard in modern times! If you were to rob bandits or brigands, that would be normal!

It's all just speculation. The "Primordial Era" genre is a secondary creation, a school of thought pioneered by Meng Ru Shen Ji's "Buddha is the Way." It's a hodgepodge, mixing ancient myths like the Classic of Mountains and Seas and Huainanzi, Taoist myths like the Three Pure Ones, Four Emperors, Five Elders, Six Ministers, Seven Primordial Elements, Eight Extremes, Nine Luminaries, and Ten…

Does the sage ahead dare to dismount and fight?

During the Han Dynasty, not everyone could be called a "humble family." Only the sons of fallen noble families were called "humble families," while ordinary people could only be called "lowly people."

Someone's surname is Ou, and you're asking them what their relationship is to Ou Yezi? Asking that might be appropriate during the Warring States period, but you're in the Three Kingdoms era. You might as well let them introduce themselves. You might be trying to write about a protagonist with brilliant strategies and a keen eye for talent, but it just comes across as a fool, the kind of person…

Finally, we have a normal protagonist! They even know to make a fake one for the feudal lords! Each of the main characters in the Three Kingdoms period got a jade seal, but it was just a stone and it was useless! Then it was given to Sun Jian! You'll see if it's useful when you ascend the throne and become emperor. A dynasty without the Imperial Seal is a blank dynasty!

I don't know how this author got this published; the plot is outrageous. Even if you wrote the Three Kingdoms as a fantasy story, it would have been so much better! This is just a regular Three Kingdoms story that's transported to the primordial era. Anyone who cultivates even a minor realm could come back and wreak havoc.

An ordinary person from a historical world, if they took a breath of air in a primordial world, would be absolutely invincible!