Honghuang: I Possessed Calabash Brothers

This book wasn't abandoned; the author's perseverance in finishing it deserves a five-star rating.

This is good, but it's because it initially included many people who weren't originally from the prehistoric era.

Excellent, very good, extremely good, really excellent, exceptionally good, truly exceptionally good, truly exceptionally good. Truly, truly, truly excellent, truly, truly excellent.

This is a very good prehistoric fantasy novel, and the later primordial world is also very good. However, the advancement of realms is a bit too much, with people advancing to higher realms at the drop of a hat.

This book is exceptionally well-written. If you haven't read any classic works from before, you might consider it practically perfect. I gave it the highest rating because I loved it. Although there are many typos and the chapters are a bit disorganized, it's understandable. Even classic works aren't flawless. I encourage you to continue writing!

I'll throw a hammer at you, the kind that weighs a hundred tons. Do you dare catch it?

The most difficult genre to write is transmigration into the primordial world, but this adaptation is quite good! In terms of the overall framework, if some time travel were added to create a new timeline, the origins of the system and magical artifacts would become clearer! For modern readers, the Calabash Continent is a small world, somewhat confusing with the larger world!

Please publish more editions of this excellent novel.

It's well-written, but the later parts deviate a bit from the prehistoric world and are a little hard to understand. I hope you'll keep up the good work and write more great novels.

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