Tang Luo wakes up to find himself in the world of Journey to the West, where demons run rampant and gods rule the Three Realms.
Fortunately, he has a novel-writing System, and the characters in his stories can come to life.
The stronger the characters he creates, the stronger Tang Luo becomes.
"First novel: The Creation of Heaven and Earth"
"Before the primordial chaos had divided, all was a vast, murky void. Heaven, earth, sun, and moon had yet to take shape, and the universe was like an egg. The Heavenly King Pangu was born within it. After eighteen thousand epochs, Pangu opened his eyes in fury and gave a mighty shout. Chaos split apart: the clear and light became heaven, while the dark and heavy became earth."
And so, a towering being truly emerged from the primordial chaos. He opened his eyes in fury and shouted, "I am Pangu! I shall create heaven and earth!"
His giant axe flashed, and three thousand demons fell.
The source of the Great Dao trembled, and heaven, earth, and all things took shape!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is it the prehistoric Pangu? Or is it Pangu from the Yuanshi version of Journey to the West?
It's good, keep up the updates
Come on^0^~, keep up the hard work, good writing
I've only written 9 chapters and I'm asking if anyone else will read it. I used to not even take a look at it if it had less than a million words. Now I usually have to put it on the shelves at least 2 or 30 chapters before I can get this book. Write it well, the more awesome the better. Don't be like other prehistoric novels. You can't even surpass a saint. You can't beat it after grinding.
Cut it out and rewrite it, it's totally unreadable.
You can count the Journey to the West world as a branch of the prehistoric world, and it was also developed by the great god Pangu. Do the creatures in the world of Journey to the West know the name of the Great God Pangu? That's too much nonsense
Update it quickly and put it on the shelves