The Boundless Dao of the Primordial World
洪荒无量道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Primordial Chaos Novels: No Three Corpses, Unity of the Primordial, and Proving the Dao Through Laws or Worlds
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
A Lazy Protagonist of Noble Status and Great Strength, Though Few People Know It
Stories About Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Return of the Condor Heroes, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, and the Primordial World
Completed Fantasy or System Novels With Over 5,000 Chapters
A Book About Creating a New Path of Cultivation in the Primordial World
Please Read Honghuang Novel. the Heroines Are Nuwa and Houtu.
There has been a shortage of books recently
I've Reached the Ultimate Realm of the Desolate Emperor with No Hope of Breaking Through. I'll Die of Depression at This Rate, Please Recommend Something
Give me something satisfying, the more cathartic the better. Fantasy, System, urban, or xianxia, anything goes.
Looking for Stories That Start at the Birth of the Cosmos and Follow Its Evolution into Chaos
It has to be about Hongmeng or Chaos. I don’t want some quasi-sage Pangu casually creating the world. That’s just unrealistic. I don’t want to read something that insults my intelligence.
The Primordial World Shatters, Chaos Repeats, and the Primordial Supreme Chaos Awakens?
Any recommendations? Invincible protagonists, or stories about cultivating a world, that sort of thing.
Novels Set in the Primordial World, Where It Never Falls from Grace
I Think The Great Wilderness: I, the Chief Disciple of the Jie Sect, Speak for Humanity Is the Pinnacle of Great Wilderness Fiction
The ultimate prehistoric-era story. Disagree? Let's debate.
Lotus Lantern: The Prequel and Lotus Lantern
Looking for Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, or Journey to the West Novels, but No System. Thanks
I don't care if it's good or not ㅍ_ㅍ, I'll take a look myself.
Hongmeng, Chaos, and Primordial World Stories
From the start, the protagonist is one of the 3,000 Chaos Gods and has pretty high standing. Then he awakens a chat group System.
Primordial Chaos Novels: Are There Really No More Rated 9 or Higher?
The Primordial World Hub
Primordial World stories.
A Hongmeng Foundation, Sleeping Until Chaos Begins
Are there any prehistoric-world novels based on the Zhuxian Sword Formation, incorporating all things under heaven and earth, with the Creation Jade Disk as the formation core, fusing the Chaos Green Lotus with the formation diagram, merging the Pangu Axe with four swords, and then using the Chaos Pearl to form a barrier that suppresses destiny, seals heaven and earth, extinguishes the firmament, and tramples Hongjun, becoming the one and only throughout the ages?
Taoist Cultivation, Unrelated to the Primordial World
Just Taoist mythology, no Primordial Era history.
Hand Over the Primordial Chaos Novels, Damn It. They Must Have a System
Ideally, the protagonist should become a disciple of the Tongtian Cult Master. I posted my own first, after all.
Prehistoric-Era Stories With Characters of the Same Generation as Hongjun
No saintly heroine stories, please.
Is There Such a Novel as the Supreme Being, in Which Daluo Jinxian Jumps Out of the Long River of Time?
In the multiverse, time is both a circle and a point.
Desperately Looking for Novels About a Primordial World Simulator
Novels About Transmigrating Into the Primordial World
There are quite a lot of them, and I've read them all. They're pretty good, so I've split them into several lists.
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This book uses the backhand left by Pangu as a guide to introduce the protagonist, and finally makes the deceased Pangu appear, giving people an unexpected and reasonable feeling, which is very exciting.
What's better than other books is that the apprentice generation is well written, but the protagonist becomes very strong later on and the ending becomes confusing.
A perfect book! There is no messy system here, and there are no resources that appear out of thin air. Everything depends on your own calculations and your own luck. It is so reasonable!
This is a classic novel that I like very much. I don't blame Hongjun or the Six Saints. Moreover, the description of the three apprentices of the protagonist is very good, and the ancient period is also well written, unlike other novels that ignore so much. But the ending is too hasty. [Face covering] I thought I could keep writing until Journey to the West [crying][crying][crying]
It's very interesting, different from other novels (Waste, Rebirth, Revenge), you can savor it carefully and the content is novel. It was powerful from the beginning, the heaven and earth were first opened, and all kinds of treasures were truly created. . . . .
Xuanyuan. Immeasurable Heavenly Lord Xuanyuan, Heavenly Lord Xuanyuan Immeasurable, Great Desolate Heavenly Lord Xuanyuan, Great Desolate Xuanyuan Heavenly Lord.
It's very exciting. It's rare to see such a spectacular scene. It's not like the current ancient novels, which are all about water or stallion. The novels about ancient times are not as exciting as Journey to the West.
Personally, I think it's pretty good, but the number of words in each paragraph is a bit too much.
The writing is smooth and the plot is compact, making you want to put it down. I read it after finishing it, and I spent half a month on this book.
Yes, it is different from previous prehistoric novels. It pursues eternity and transcendence, and is different from most novels about defeating Hongjun. 😁