Honghuang: With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Am the Six-Eared Dao Lord

Innate is innate, acquired is acquired, what kind of nonsense is this "quasi-innate"?! Can it possibly reverse innate from acquired?! I hate this kind of nonsensical writing. You're clearly writing about the primordial era, but you insist on adding unnecessary, ambiguous fantasy elements, thinking you can control it, but to the reader it's just pure nonsense. You've tried to draw a tiger but ended up with a dog, creating a hodgepodge!

I laughed so hard I almost threw up when I saw the worst fit.

The protagonist is deliberately suppressed; the title and content of the synopsis are also different. You should modify it when copying.

The Six-Eared Macaque wasn't the worst; on the contrary, he was the strongest. He was simply injured while eavesdropping on the Dao Ancestor's sermon.

Dressed as Six-Eared Macaque, he didn't make the other three mischievous monkeys his three corpses. Then, he combined with one to replenish his origin.

The Six-Eared Macaque has the worst lineage among the four monkeys. That's the most ridiculous joke I've ever heard. Have you forgotten that the Six-Eared Macaque was the first to be born? He was also the first among the four to receive the Dao, since everyone else had to come and listen to Hongjun's teachings, but he heard them directly.

The main character dies in the next episode, so it's the end.

Putting everything else aside, the measuring ruler you got from Mount Buzhou is still gathering dust! Doesn't the measuring ruler qualify? Is it not even eligible for your five great spiritual treasures?

What the heck? This description is supposed to be about eavesdropping on sages?

The rhythm is similar to that of a martial arts novel.