After transmigrating, he becomes the first ray of light at the creation of the world. Known as Taichu, he possesses the speed of light, and even at his slowest, he can travel six hundred thousand li in a second.
Minghe: As long as the Sea of Blood remains, Minghe will never die!
Taichu: As long as there is light in heaven and earth, Taichu will never die!
Dijun: Taichu is shameless. He stole the Lunar Goddess who should have been mine!
Xihe: Big Brother Taichu, I want to have a child with you!
Changxi: I want one too, just like my big sister!
Houtu: If it weren't for Taichu, I would have been trapped in the Underworld for the rest of my life, unable to emerge. From now on, I belong to Taichu!
Xuanming: I love fighting Taichu most of all, the kind of fighting that is... well, you know!
Jiufeng, the Three Firmaments, the Nine Heavens Profound Lady, Yaoji…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Everyone, do me a favor and help the protagonist think of a treasure of enlightenment, like Laojun's Bianguai, Yuanshi's Three Jewels Ruyi, the Sky-reaching Qingping Sword, and Zhunti's Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree. It's a bit realistic, but not particularly exaggerated!
Let's not talk about whether the writing is good or not. There are big bugs in the logic alone. I won't say anything about two quasi-sages being able to smash the sun and lunar yin into pieces, but breaking it in one blow is really too much, as if two quasi-sages could blow out Pangu's eyes with one punch. A typical example of "ignoring objective facts in order to express others", writing like this is the most dangerous!
I feel that the worldview in the Prehistoric World cannot be calculated according to the units of the Earth's worldview. For example, the weight of a kilogram in the Earth's Worldview can be calculated as the mass of a galaxy or even several single universes. The distance of one mile in the Prehistoric World is hundreds of millions of light-years or even N parallel universes away from the earth. If the universe where the earth is located is 4-dimensional, then it must be at least 20 dimensions like the Prehistoric One.
I feel that the prehistoric worldview cannot be calculated according to the units of the earth's worldview. For example, the weight of a pound in the prehistoric world can be calculated as the mass of a galaxy or even several multiverses in the earth's worldview. A kilometer in the prehistoric world is a distance of hundreds of millions of light years or even N parallel universes from the earth. If the earth is 3 dimensions, then the prehistoric world starts at least in the 20th dimension.
The author may have misunderstood Di Jiang's speed. He can flap his wings for 120,000 miles, but with his strength, he only flaps his wings once per second?
The speed of light is very fast for modern society, but in the prehistoric system, it is very slow, okay?
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When reading Honghuang novels, you must first read Witch Sword to see if the author is worthy of being a human being. It is obvious that this author is not worthy. I saw one scolding another, holding on to the benefits of being a person, and not caring if something happens.
I would like to ask what the urine in Pangu's bladder turned into.
In fact, let me ask you a question: The most important thing about a witch is the unyielding will that stands tall with the sky and the earth, and only bends the backbone of Pangu! Will Hou Tu sacrifice his bloodline just to survive in this world? Would Xuan Ming even lower her spine in order to survive in this world and remain unyielding? Besides, is such an ancestral witch still Pangu? The Pangu bloodline adheres to the Pangu bloodline orthodoxy, not the heavenly orthodoxy! The greatest humiliation to Pangu was that the ancestral witch queen cultivated the way of heaven!