Honghuang: The Chief Disciple of the Chan Sect

The author writes well. If it were me, I would also choose to become a disciple of Yuanshi Tianzun. No matter what kind of saint Yuanshi Tianzun is, whether he is biased, shameless, or petty, as long as you become his disciple, he will definitely not let you perish. The first thing to do when you arrive in the prehistoric world is to survive. If you can't survive, everything else is in vain.

The protagonist is hypocritical. He led the oath that humans and demons were irreconcilable, but then he ended up with Changxi of the demon race. In the primordial world, do you think oaths can be made lightly? They are guaranteed to come true—that's the basic premise. The leader broke his oath; it's a miracle he wasn't struck down by Heaven.

I cultivated for many years to finally forge my Golden Core, and you insist on calling it gallstones; the 16-year-old girl in the obstetrics and gynecology ward downstairs, a prodigy who has cultivated to the Nascent Soul stage, you insist on destroying her cultivation; the Nascent Soul stage cultivators in the morgue, why do you burn their physical bodies; the two Nascent Soul stage cultivators…

That's ridiculous! A human immortal's power is only a hundred times that of an ordinary person? This human immortal is way too cheap!

At the end of the immortal path, who reigns supreme? The primordial chill lingers in the Sacred Ruins. Unrivaled by heaven, leaves obscure the sky; the emperor's corpse lies in a bronze coffin. Among the eternal beauties, who will contend for the peak? The ruthless one flees the Sacred Ruins. The desolate emperor, who reigned supreme for eternity, runs aimlessly, leaving no trace. Behold, I, Chu Kuangfeng of Earth, silently and stealthily develop my power.

I've read over 300 chapters and thought it was pretty good, but when they got to the Earth section, it started to feel off. The protagonist is practically a pinnacle figure in the prehistoric world, yet he needs a system to investigate things on Earth? Quasi-Saints in the prehistoric world can know the past and future with a mere thought, so is Earth more advanced than the prehistoric world?

I hate it when the main characters in prehistoric worlds get married.

This power level description is inaccurate. The Great Emperor of Shrouding the Heavens is a Quasi-Saint. According to this logic, above him are Red Dust Immortals (Saints), True Immortals (Limitless Great Luo), Immortal Kings (Taiji Great Luo), and Immortal Emperors (Great Dao). However, the Immortal Emperors in Shrouding the Heavens: Perfect World clearly don't reach the Great Dao level.

The Chan Sect emphasizes lineage; are you sure the human race can enter through natural means? I could understand the Jie Sect, though.

It started off fine, but then I got stuck when I read about the Metal element in the Central Earth Apricot Yellow Banner. That's when I was completely confused. Isn't that an Earth element? Doesn't this person even have that basic knowledge?