
Honghuang: Sign-In at the Sun Star from the Start
洪荒:开局签到太阳星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I think it's pretty good. It's a new kind of book about the power of the primordial realm. Although it got a bit padded towards the end, no one has written about this before, so it's not unacceptable if it takes a little longer to think about it.
This is the first time I've seen Lu Ya portrayed as such a towering figure. It's excellent, and I applaud the author's boundless imagination.
The later stages didn't collapse, and it's not as bad as those trolls who skim through the text claim. There's a bit of filler, but the plot is well-developed, the narrative is detailed, and the system is complete. It's a mid-to-high-quality prehistoric fantasy novel.
The handsome young man's black hair danced in the wind, his body as clear as jade. He was incredibly powerful; every cell in his body possessed the power of the universe's creation and destruction. Even a single cell that was randomly ejected from his body would be enough to kill an immortal golden immortal.
There are infinitely many realms, and the difference between each realm is a power of billions upon billions. Is this billions *infinite*? There should be an infinite number of layers of infinite boxes.
It looks great. (Why does it have to be five characters to post? Can't I post three? I'm going to post these three characters anyway. What are you going to do about it?)
The idea is good, and the writing captures the essence, but it lacks refinement. Four stars at most, less than five. If the apprenticeship section were more concise, focusing on key points rather than just briefly describing it, the main points would be weaker. The earlier parts felt somewhat rambling.
It's so good! It's my favorite book on my shelf. Keep up the good work, author!
It's very well written, but after reading it for so long, I still don't know who the female lead is.
This is a really good prehistoric fantasy novel. I hope the author will continue to update!