Honghuang: Just Attained Great Luo, Awakened a Villain Chat Group

There's nothing to brag about in the "Primordial Era" fanfiction that rose to prominence by belittling other works. "Primordial Era" is merely a genre dominated by a single fan. Forcibly elevating the "Primordial Era" worldview while weakening other works is typical of "Primordial Era" fanfiction.

Don't you find it laughable that so many people are praising the Perfect Immortal Emperor or even the Great Emperor of Covering the Sky as equivalent to the Great Luo Immortal of Mythology? As far as I know, the supreme gods in all myths and legends around the world are omniscient and omnipotent, and there are no higher gods.

Chen Dong said that a Celestial King is equivalent to a Grand Luo Golden Immortal in the Primordial World, and a Celestial Emperor already has the strength of a Quasi-Saint. Although "Covering the Sky" is not as good as the Primordial World, the strength of a Celestial Emperor is comparable to that of a Quasi-Saint.

In novels written by sycophants, the protagonist is always a sycophant. In the prehistoric world, the protagonist is a Great Luo Golden Immortal, and the next level is Quasi-Saint. But in the Legend of the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, a courtesan flirts with the protagonist, and the protagonist gives her gifts.

Even at the level of a Great Immortal, he still relies on boasting and deception. If others don't believe him, he immediately spoils the plot—what's the difference between that and groveling? He has absolutely no class. Disgusting. **

Human beings are limited by their innate talent. Even the earliest humans could only reach the Golden Immortal level at best. All others were forcibly elevated through merit. Humans are inherently acquired beings, their innate talent inferior to that of innate beings, and their fortune is entirely divided among the Sages.

Once you get to the point of becoming a saint, the later chapters become a mess, completely nonsensical, and I'll just cut it short.

You, a mere primordial human from the acquired world, can achieve the Great Luo realm in a million years? Even innate beings aren't as fast as you.

A Great Luo Immortal with no background, no strength, and no subordinates—do you think anyone could become the Heavenly Emperor just because they were the first to occupy the Heavenly Court after the Lich War? Moreover, even the protagonist couldn't be the first to occupy the Heavenly Court, because there were still many Great Luo Immortal demons in the Heavenly Court after the Lich War.

He just became a Great Dao Saint, and the next chapter is about Wei Zhuang... This is...