Honghuang: From the Start, I Mistook Shiji for My Older Sister

You're amazing! You're the bravest protagonist I've ever seen!

The protagonist is a disciple of Shi Ji, named Shi Ji, and doesn't even recognize her. This is utterly brainless! If Shi Ji were truly a disciple of Shi Ji, would she dare use the name Shi Ji? Even if a mortal didn't know, they would change the name. Isn't this a blatant attempt to tell everyone you're Shi Ji? It's like you're desperate for people to know—you write a novel without a second thought!

The real Shiki-hime is dead, but the fake Shiki-hime is still alive. In these kinds of novels, everyone actually dies, and they all adopt a fake sister as family? It's ridiculous!

The authors writing about the prehistoric era these days are like people lecturing on a thesis. If Shiji Niangniang is a late-stage Daluo Golden Immortal, then everyone is a Daluo, right? Then are Zhao Gongming of the Three Immortals all Quasi-Saints at their peak? Are they all Quasi-Saints? Does that mean the saying "below the saint is an ant" doesn't exist anymore? Everyone is a saint.

The protagonist is great; he single-handedly accelerated the destruction of the Jie Sect. I'll write two or three more chapters and then finish the story; the ending is already decided!

What's the difference between this protagonist and a complete waste of space? How many wives did he manage to protect during the Investiture of the Gods?

Mistaking a rock partridge for her older sister, hilarious.

**Categorization.** Even with such a good policy, it hasn't managed to categorize authors. Even [the government/organization] isn't willing to categorize authors.

I completely don't understand what you're trying to say. Does he have ability or not? He seems like a clown.

This is meaningless, isn't it? **That's it!**