Honghuang: From the Start, I Tore Up the Investiture of the Gods

In fact, as far as I'm concerned, as long as the author doesn't write too much, this book will definitely become a hit. The world view is vast and the writing is pretty good, not too bad.

I have always liked Tongtian in the prehistoric era, because this eldest brother is really reckless and the most approachable. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง five stars

A super interesting book that makes Zhu Bajie look in the mirror and see that he is not a human being. Hahahaha(ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

The plot of this book is okay, but it has a lot of minor flaws, so I give it 3.5 Stars. Three stars is too strict, four stars is too much, and five stars is impossible. Let me tell you in detail. There is nothing wrong with the big plot. After all, it doesn't matter whether the author writes Nuwa and Taishang as good or bad people. This is the author's way of writing. However, there are still some problems in reading the book. They are all minor problems and are innocuous, but they make it very uncomfortable for readers. Here are some examples: ① Title problem. In the full text, the apprentice calls him master instead of calling him master, respected master, or master. Instead, he calls him "Master Headmaster" and "Master Headmaster" behind his back, which makes the disciple act like a boy. ②It's still a question of title. The author of the full text is my uncle. I can't tell the difference. I can't tell the difference between my uncle and my uncle. I'm just yelling nonsense. ③Seniority issue. There are so many people in Jie Jiao that the author can't figure out which ones are the second generation and which are the third generation disciples. Sometimes the seniority is confused, and he still yells nonsense. I hope all the authors in Anhuang can understand the interval between [the second generation disciples of Xuanmen] and [the second generation disciples of Jie Jiao]. There is a generational difference. ④Where does Yuanshi Tianzun live? One time, East Kunlun, another time West Kunlun, and another time East Kunlun [Of course I know that Yuan Shi should live in East Kunlun, and West Kunlun is the territory of the Queen Mother of the West, but the author not only wrote blindly, but also changed it back and forth] ⑤In one chapter, the system gives a choice. Choose one to be rewarded with Pangu's Sky-Opening Ax, and choose two to be rewarded with the God-killing Robbery. The author wrote this (here is just a rough description, not the original text verbatim) Tongtian has the Sky-Opening Ax. You can't do anything to Hongjun. Once Tongtian has the God-killing Robbery, even Hongjun must face it cautiously [the word cautious is the original text]. Why, the out-of-print weapon Sky-Opening Ax is not as good as the standard weapon of your army of time-travelers? One is an out-of-print weapon, and the other is a standard weapon (doge).

There was a man next door who traveled through time and took over Tongtian, but he was slapped to death by Tongtian. Tongtian also inherited his memory and system.

There can be a female protagonist who is not as aggrieved as the one next door who obliterates the true nature of men. It is obvious that she is a time traveler who has turned herself into an emotionless eunuch.

This book is very comfortable to read, although there are still some problems with the realm of some people, such as the quasi-sage of Ran Deng. I think it should be Da Luo. Like Zhao Gongming, I also agree with the opening of other world maps. As a system traveler, it is impossible to watch the prehistoric world getting weaker and weaker. In my opinion, all living beings only know how to take and do not know the reward. This is the reason why the prehistoric world is getting weaker and weaker. If you can give back, that would be good. Doesn't look good from behind

I didn't read many novels at first, but suddenly I discovered that this one is quite good. It's just that the author sometimes makes a lot of typos, but overall it's still a good book. 😁

The author's writing style is very delicate, and each character's character is perfectly shaped, especially the protagonist's pattern, which is not limited to a moment of grudges or a period of great famine. This is very attractive. The transition is natural. People are not necessarily black and white. If you are bad for a moment, you will be a bad person in all aspects. During the Conferred God Period, Yuan Shi had a grudge against each other, but in fact, for them, it was only a blink of an eye, and they would still reconcile afterward. It's good to write it from a tender perspective, the atmosphere is very relaxed, and it's not tiring to read even though it has some exciting parts. The novel portrays Honghuang from another angle. Tongtian is ruthless and protective of his shortcomings. He is timid when he should be cowardly, and he is arrogant when he should be. This is very good. I have read many such novels, and this one is a more tender and delicate ancient novel. Highly recommended for old book lovers. The above is the five-star evaluation I gave before reading more than 240 chapters. Later I decided to take back the five-star rating. After two hundred chapters, the author begins to write down the story. The protagonist only appears occasionally, and he begins to describe other characters in large chapters. The protagonist even begins to make frequent remarks about the villain seeking death.

The beginning of this book is quite interesting. I started skipping to the middle of Baolian Lantern. How should I put it? After Baolian Lantern, I lost consciousness and no longer had the feeling of light up. I dug a hole but couldn't fill it. I give 5 stars to the first chapter of Baolian Lantern.