
The Demon Master Kunpeng
妖师鲲鹏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
Looking for books similar to "Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!" I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.
Do You Remember the Name of the Protagonist in the First Novel You Read?
Which novel was it that first led you down the one-way road of reading novels? 😉
Finding a Book Is Like Finding Gold, Looking for Good Books That Can Keep Me Up All Night
Show us what you’ve got!
Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth
The classical meaning of the word Hongjun is “heaven and nature,” and that may be what it means in "Investiture of the Gods" as well. But most prehistoric fantasy stories nowadays portray him as a vicious villain, which I really don’t understand. He is revered alongside the Dao and blends in with the world. How could the Dao be good or evil?
Prehistoric Fantasy, Great Reads With Lots of Chapters
The Primordial World Series
These novels about the Primordial World are pretty good. Highly recommended!
Novels About Transmigrating to the Beginning of the Primordial Era
Stories about transmigrating to the beginning of the Primordial World.
Novels Set in the Primordial World, Where It Never Falls from Grace
Primordial-Era Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a Fourth Path to Sainthood
Books About Transmigrating to the Primordial World as a Lotus
The Primordial World Hub
Primordial World stories.
The Best Primordial-Era Novels
Primordial-Era Fantasy Novels
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Any Recommendations for Primordial Era Novels? I'm in a Reading Slump.
Any novels where the male lead transmigrates and is especially cautious?
Primordial Chaos Novels With an Unusual Protagonist Name and a Fast-Paced Plot, No Harem
Primordial Era Novels
Please recommend novels like Honghuang: The Path of Yuanheng. Something sophisticated, with a vast world and no brainless plot.
Looking for Primordial Chaos or Journey to the West Novels with No System
Why are they all about someone getting a System these days? It’s just not exciting. Please recommend prehistoric fantasy novels without a System.
Primordial Era Fantasy Novels!
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Looking for a Primordial Chaos Question
I once read a Primordial Chaos novel, but I forgot the title. The protagonist was Wang Shuo. In the modern world, there was some kind of game that made him transmigrate to the Primordial Chaos. At the beginning of creation, he became a Chaos Green Lotus.
Any Stories About Demon Cultivators?
I want to read something like The Difficult Road of the White Immortal: A Demon Cultivator’s Journey.
Everyone, I'm Out of Books to Read! Any Stories Set in the Primordial Era?
I want to read something like The Sages Are Shocked! I Prove the Dao at Zixiao Palace from the Start!
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I read this prehistoric fantasy novel a long time ago; it was my first prehistoric fantasy novel. It used to be called "The Legend of Demon Master Kunpeng," and I thought it was pretty good.
This is one of my favorite novels right now.
When will Kunpeng become a saint?
It's alright, a very unique prehistoric fantasy novel, but I couldn't keep reading towards the end, especially the parts where Tongtian changes his mind and Nuwa is fickle and unpredictable—it's all very confusing. Then angels, gods, the god of death, and the sun god appear, so I stopped reading. But overall, it's still okay.
Having read the entire book, I can attest to the author's skillful planning and structuring, starting from the very beginning and using the world as a chessboard.
This logic is relatively clear, and the arrangement of the Three Corpses of Merit proving the Dao through force is quite reasonable.
This ending seems incomplete, but the very last chapter is the ending. Although Hongjun escaped in the end, the Jade Disc of Creation was destroyed by Kunpeng. He could no longer be the representative of the Heavenly Dao. Because of Kunpeng's scheme, he lost all his merits and incurred karmic debts for plotting against the Heavenly Dao and the other saints.
This book is alright. Having grown accustomed to protagonists who defy the heavens, it's refreshing to see this Kunpeng developing in a rather underhanded way.
Awesome! You're the first author in the prehistoric fantasy genre that I've read this much of! 😂😂😂
It's a good book. The prehistoric fantasy genre has been overdone; this one is exceptionally well-written.