Honghuang: After Big Brother Was Killed, I Claimed Fuxi and Nuwa as Family

The author collected and compiled many ancient myths and legends, combining them with the storyline of a prehistoric fantasy novel, which is quite novel. The only drawback is that a lot of ink is wasted on minor details, while the main plot is glossed over. However, these flaws do not detract from the overall quality; it is indeed a good novel, only the title is a bit underwhelming!

It's really good! I think it's very well written. Does everything have to be the same to be considered good? I just wonder when the protagonist will realize how awesome he is.

Personally, I would recommend this. First of all, I'm a girl and I don't usually read male-oriented novels, but this one is okay, at least I can read it.

Well, it's alright! The only problem is the lack of a hierarchy of realms. After Golden Immortal comes Taiyi, above Taiyi is Daluo, and only after Daluo is Quasi-Saint. Each of these has early, middle, and late stages, before finally reaching Sainthood. Aside from that, I haven't found any other issues yet.

It's well written, although some parts aren't handled very well, it's still quite good.

I want to ask the Daoist Ancestor how many years he preached and how many years mortals lived—please don't turn the primordial era into a novel about mortals.

It looks pretty good, not bad.

It can also be very beautiful

Despite its flaws, it's still a good book, even though the ending was disappointing.

A different kind of prehistoric world, a different writing approach.