Transcendence Begins in Chaos

While it has many flaws, it's far more engaging than those primordial worlds where characters achieve sainthood. Top-tier worlds often weaken with each battle, and scheming becomes futile against immortals and invincible beings. The constant internal conflicts within the primordial world lack novelty, and there's no attempt to elevate the primordial world's level to increase one's own.

This book is incredibly enjoyable and exciting to read; it vividly depicts the grandeur of countless worlds and the immense power of the primordial era.

I think it's very good, and I hope the author continues to work hard.

The book's structure is excellent. It could continue using chaotic resources to develop Earth into something like the primordial world, or even stronger, cultivating a group of powerful beings surpassing saints, who could then show off in the primordial world, developing the tragic seeds of that world, using Earth's Heavenly Dao to devour the primordial Heavenly Dao, capturing some chaotic gods…

Has the author stopped writing novels? Why hasn't there been any update?

The story is well-structured, with an incredibly vast world-building, clear character descriptions, and clearly defined levels of cultivation and advancement. The origins and development of world levels, magical artifacts, and spiritual roots are also clearly explained, which is excellent and gave me a truly immersive experience. While there are a few minor flaws, overall it's a very good read and well worth watching.

Why did you stop writing?

Very good. It truly captures the primordial world, unlike other primordial worlds where even a universe-level primordial world is a challenge.

It looks good, but I wonder if it'll be abandoned later? [What?]

The writing is good, but author, why did you enter the palace without saying a word?