Honghuang: I Am Xuanqing, the Eldest of the Three Pure Ones

You don't understand anything, why are you writing a prehistoric novel? If you have the strength of a sage, why do you want to become a disciple? Sick brain

Even if you are already a saint, you still need to become a disciple and worship the *ma big-headed ghost.

Zhang Sanfeng, a man like Bodhidharma entered the wilderness... This shows that his fighting power is about to collapse, and this book is useless.

I don't know why those who write about the prehistoric era all write about Pangu's inheritance and Pangu's cultivation in Chaos. You are practicing other people's techniques in a world created by others. What kind of cultivation do you use to practice in Chaos?

Isn't the author right? Not only is the protagonist the strongest among all saints, only one step away from the realm of heaven, not to mention that he also has a treasure called Daolu that is suspected to be the incarnation of the Dao, which can make the protagonist's wishes come true and make golden words. It should be impossible for someone to scheme against the protagonist, right?

I can't say anything about it

Commentary on Chapter 14: On Tao Wangshu, Xuanqing Jianguanghan, written by Feng Jianzong in "Honghuang: I am Xuanqing, the Big Brother of the Three Qing Dynasties".

Comments on Chapter 6: Banana Gourd, the Most Treasure Is Green Lotus, written by Feng Jianzong in "Ancient Ancients: I, Xuanqing, am the Big Brother of Sanqing".

The author's writing style is not good, the article is inconsistent and disorganized, and then he writes about Wanjie

I'll go, yes, the protagonist is very good, the protagonist himself is the quasi-sage Hongjun, and he also becomes a disciple and kills three corpses! Directly useless