Honghuang: From the Start, I Witness Pangu Creating the Heavens

Tai Hao transmigrates into the Primordial World, with a mountain for his true form. Looks like this transmigration is going to be a breeze. Anyone who dares to show off to him gets a good thrashing for five hundred years.

But then a burly man walks past the foot of the mountain. He carries an axe on his back, holds a chisel in one hand, has a green lotus beneath his feet, a jade tablet above his head, and a pearl by his side.

"That's Pangu!"

As Tai Hao mutters to himself, Pangu is muttering too. "This world is so boring. Should I open up the heavens?"

Hearing that, Tai Hao panics. "When Pangu opened the heavens, three thousand Chaos Gods tried to stop him, and they were all wiped out by the Earth-Splitting Chisel!"

"Oh no, I'm a Chaos God now. I'm done for."

"Pangu is opening the heavens right from the start. What do I do?!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.