Honghuang: I Snatch Zhunti’s Seat as a Saint and Make My Great Vow Early
洪荒：截胡准提圣位，提前立宏愿
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If we compare the Heavenly Dao to a nation, Jieyin and Zhunti are two billionaire bosses, and Hongjun is a high-ranking national leader. In their past struggles against their rivals, they completely ruined the ecological environment of a region. Jieyin and Zhunti now use most of their company's annual profits to clean up the environment.
How do Golden Immortals go to listen to the Dao? At the very least, they're Great Luo Immortals—they're all brainless.
Hongjun Laozu owes the West a great karmic debt. Only through the guidance of Zhunti and Jieyin can one become a saint, while the protagonist owes nothing. Moreover, the Red Army Laozu does not owe him any karmic debt, so he could never become a saint.
Zhunti's attainment of sainthood was also due to a major karmic cause: the West needed to repair its spiritual veins and revive its people. This was a debt owed by Heaven, which had to be repaid. Therefore, not everyone's grand vows are effective.
You need to have the financial strength to get a loan. If you have one million, you can borrow half a million from the bank. Who would do a business that loses money?
You're just writing whatever comes to mind, yet you claim to be a saint. Can't you at least read some books before you start writing?
I hate time travel the most, especially to the worst time. The protagonist becomes a Great Luo Golden Immortal, but his foundation is so weak that his cultivation is incredibly slow. Yet, why is he cultivating at the same speed as those with superior foundations? He becomes a Great Luo Golden Immortal? He's truly unworthy of his position!
I haven't even read the synopsis and it already feels illogical. It seems like Hongjun gave Zhunti and Jieyin the sainthood as compensation for the destruction of the West caused by the war with Rahu. Okay, at least the system can make it work.
Why are some chapters not aligned?
There's a saying: "Virtue does not match one's position." The two Western Saints held their positions through Hongjun's efforts to repay karma. You stole it to repair the Western spiritual veins? Are you going to promote the "Eight Hundred Side Schools"?