
The Demon Master Kunpeng
妖师鲲鹏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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All the prehistoric novels I had read a long time ago were all my first prehistoric novels. 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 so far. This is one of my favorite novels so far.
When will Kunpeng become a saint?
It's okay. It's a very unique prehistoric novel, but I couldn't stand it at the end, especially when Tongtian changed his mind and Nuwa was capricious and chaotic. Angels, gods, gods of death and sun gods appeared in the back, so I didn't read it, but overall it's okay.
I have read this book in its entirety. The author is very good at arranging the layout from the beginning, using the world as a chess piece.
This logic is relatively clear. The three corpses of merit and virtue use their strength to prove the Tao. The arrangement is more reasonable.
This ending seems incomplete, but in fact the last chapter of the ending is the ending. Although Hongjun also escaped in the end. But the jade dish of creation was destroyed by Kunpeng. He can no longer be the spokesperson of heaven. Because of Kunpeng's scheme, all his merits were finally wiped out. Also because of the calculation of heaven and the karma owed to the saints. The saints finally destroyed the escape route. The foundation of the avenue was swallowed up by chaos. The fallen saint tragically became a quasi-saint. He also has the cause and effect of killing the four quasi-sages in the chaos. In the end, Kunpeng said it was their cause and effect. It doesn't matter if he is injured or not. Finally, he said that there will be no saints in the three realms after countless calamities. If you dare to be so sure, you must use the secret method in advance. Even if Hongjun and his disciples return to the Three Realms, they don't have to kill the immortal to kill Hongjun. He will die too. Didn't Kunpeng mention that Quasi-Sage from all directions would not survive? But three thousand demons. Wouldn't there be immeasurable calamities coming to kill these people who destroyed their homes? . In fact, didn't Kunpeng tell us? Their cause and effect and physical damage have nothing to do with him. Otherwise, why would there be mention of physical damage and immeasurable tribulations, as there are no saints in the three realms. Say it again. Hongjun is now the only saint in the Three Realms. But three thousand demon gods dared to fight with the saint in their physical bodies. There is no way to help Hongjun. He is the younger brother. Haha my own opinion. Like and upvote this ending. It's just that the author didn't explain the ending clearly. But we are not still analyzing this ending.
This book is still okay. I'm used to seeing protagonists who defy the odds. Now let's take a look at this obscenely developed Kunpeng.
Great! Among the prehistoric novels, you are the first one that I have read so much 😂😂😂
It's a good book. All the ancient novels are bad, but this one is already very good.