Honghuang: Slaying Pangu from the Start

This book is a celebration of the Primordial World!

What! Pangu wanted to overwrite our Dao, and then Pangu was done for.

This is a slow-burn story. The first few chapters mainly depict Pangu seeking to transcend the Great Dao and overwrite all Daos with his own. This draws countless innate gods and demons from across the ages to attack him. In the end, countless gods and demons fall, and Pangu uses his own essence as a Primordial Great Unity Golden Immortal to create the Primordial World, manifesting the origins of everything in the Myriad Worlds.

This is an invincible-protagonist story, as well as a tale of conquest.

This book is also known as Primordial World: I Am the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Dragons.

Rest assured, this is an invincible-protagonist story. The moment the protagonist appears, he is already a Great Luo Golden Immortal.

Question: "What is the Dao?"

Answer: "Without beginning or end, without form or name, boundless and limitless!"

Question: "What is a master?"

Answer: "The master who first passed down the Dao. Though the Dao can be heard earlier or later, my Dao has always come first!"

Question: "What does it mean to keep one's word?"

Answer: "I am Hong Yan Xin. Xin means keeping one's word. If I say I'll wipe out your entire clan, then I'll wipe out your entire clan!"

Question: "What does it mean to transcend?..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.