I, Laying Low from the Primordial World to Journey to the West

It's very interesting. I highly recommend reading it. It's basically the best book I've ever read in the prehistoric genre. The protagonist is a billion-year-old Gou King. I won't say much about the rest. Just read it yourself. Also, the author replied to me (´ﾟωﾟ`)

This is the first time I read a prehistoric book, and I feel like I have found a treasure. The protagonist Gou in the early stage has a funny theme and is quite interesting; later, the part where Muchen goes home and understands the law of time really expresses a person's life vividly, and it really makes the protagonist's soul sublime, no longer feeling that he is a person in another world. At this moment, I felt the protagonist's sense of belonging to the prehistoric world; and later on the journey to the west, the part where Sun Wukong's spirit is in the small world is also very good. I always believe that a book can make readers happy and enjoy reading it, and at the same time, it can also make readers think about some things in their own life. This kind of book is a good book, this kind of story is a good story, and this kind of world is what everyone yearns for. After the end of the prehistoric chapter, the style of the future chapter has changed. I feel that human nature Muchen has been more or less influenced by the so-called divinity (it may also be the influence of time, after all, so many years have passed), but it is still the familiar style. I hope the author can keep his original intention and write what he wants to write. Every word you write after careful consideration is the greatest gift to those of us who like this book. Finally, I hope this book can continue all the way and be completed in my lifetime. The author finally returned from the wild world!

No regrets!!! Recommended for crying blood!!! I couldn't bear to read it in one sitting! This is definitely among the top three novels I have read! As an old reader who has read the author's novels for three years, I was immediately attracted to it. I have a hunch that this may be the most beautiful phenomenal work this year! I haven't read a novel for a long time, but this work is different. It made me pick up my mobile phone again. Big cheers for the author!

I didn't find it amazing at first when I read it, but later on when Muchen in gray appeared, I felt that the author's writing style was good, especially the chapters where Muchen crossed the river of history and returned to the earth to find the law of time.

The early part is relaxing, the part about understanding the law of time is really beautiful. It describes a person's life perfectly, and unlike other books where the protagonist has lived for hundreds of millions of years and is still in a child-like state of mind, the protagonist's indifference to all emotions is well written and very vicissitudes of life. The part about Sun Wukong's single soul describes the world's fireworks, and also describes the life of the protagonist and "Sun Shi". As for the subsequent massacres, it has nothing to do with me.

It's a good book. The author has a lot of knowledge. There's a lot of interaction with book friends. It's fun to argue with the author while reading. The book club will probably make it easy to "fight" with the book friends 😂😂

It is already a very good book among the prehistoric novels. It is mixed with a lot of philosophical thinking, and it is also refreshing. It is also humorous and full of laughter. It will make you cry when you are deeply moved by empathy. It also has a beautiful description of love (at least what I yearn for). It is a rare masterpiece.

What makes a good online novel? I think the first thing is storytelling. If the story is well told and readers are willing to pay, whether it is for fun or for some other purpose, and it can attract readers to continue reading, then it is considered a good online novel (seriously). Apart from this, we can talk about literature. The style of writing, the layout, and the core idea are important factors that determine the upper limit of a novel. Abandoning the story for the sake of literature, pretending to be mysterious, pretending to be profound, that's not okay, because we are a novel, not an essay or a paper. It's not okay to abandon literature for the sake of storytelling. After all, without literary processing, no matter how exciting the story is, it will make people feel awkward and awkward, just like a dish with coarse salt. It is a delicacy in itself, but once the seasoning is added, it becomes unpalatable. This book is extremely close to perfect in my mind. The storyline is about Muchen starting from the dawn of time, and the plot settings are quite ingenious. Most of the plots can make people smile, which satisfies what we call "reading novels for fun". In terms of literature, this is what I find most surprising about this novel. In fact, Jiu Shen did not deliberately use a lot of gorgeous words and sage doctrines to decorate the "appearance" of the novel, but adopted the most unexpected method - he perfectly integrated his values ​​​​into the protagonist and into the novel. Here I will mention the chapters where Muchen's human clone returned to the modern era. Those chapters showed me that Jiu Shen not only wanted to tell stories, he also wanted to make sense. The gratifying thing is that the truth he talks about is not just the ancient law of the jungle, but the Taoism of Taoism. Articles are used to convey the Tao, and articles are used to convey the Tao. The Nine Gods have indeed achieved the goal of writing the Tao and preaching the Tao. If you have not read this book and want to have fun, please read it. If you want to hear the truth, please read it. On behalf of the Nine Gods, thank you all.

This book can be called the number one novel about cultivating immortals. It has a deep understanding of Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism and other schools of thought. The story is also very interesting and attractive. To be honest, if the current world is not devoid of aura, I think this author can directly ascend. There are a lot of foreshadowings, the subject matter is also very novel, the protagonist does not have too many worries, every step he takes is very real, it is an excellent book, it is endless aftertaste and does not involve the righteousness of family and country in a rigid way, it is very natural and very profound. A book well worth reading. But maybe because of the discontinuation of updates, the rating is not that high. In fact, this book must be rated above 9.5. The characters are full-bodied, each character is very righteous, and in the end they all fight for the morality in their hearts. The plot is not cliche, verbose, or muddled. There are many famous lines such as "Tao follows nature", "Buddha is Tao", etc., And the foreshadowing is very natural. The first volume is more of a refreshing article. Although it is "cowardly", it really doesn't give in. It doesn't look aggrieved at all, it is completely immersive; the second volume is very otherworldly, basically the sublimation of the whole book, with a completely different style from the first volume, but the title The connection is very smooth, many details are unexpected, but within reason. Many characters in history have been successfully portrayed. The avenues, origins, and laws in their hearts are very thought-provoking, and the author views them from a new perspective. The ending is very successful, exciting, and open-ended, but there are still many regrets that it is not completed. There is a feeling of "the road is full, and the profit is the loss." I posted a comment as soon as I finished reading it. After a long time, I had new insights, so I added an additional comment. All in all, it's absolutely

How many years have I been following this book? I can't remember it clearly, but there is no doubt that this book can be regarded as a masterpiece in the prehistoric novel system. The early stage is okay, the middle stage begins to penetrate into the philosophy of life, and the later stage is about looking for answers in the future. It also depicts what a person with a true saint's mentality should do in the future. Finally, Going back to the past, I discovered that my destiny was my own confusion, and the subsequent changes in my mentality under the explanation of Taozu. In the end, humanity and divinity were combined to commit suicide. The protagonist truly transcended the saints. It is really unparalleled. In the simplest terms, this is the only novel I have ever seen where the protagonist has such a high level of cultivation without being jealous of him.