
Honghuang: The Earth Immortal Sect
洪荒:地仙门庭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 654k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is just my own vision of the primordial world. Please be gentle if you don't like it!
It's very similar to the primordial world in my mind, but not a dark, underworld-themed one... They've all become immortals; it's time for them to contribute to the world. Surely immortals wouldn't have less enlightenment than mortals!
No one's leaving a comment? I'm leaving a comment before even reading the book. I'll add a comment after seeing the latest chapter. The book is good; I hope it continues to be so.
It suits my taste quite well; the mythological figures in it all possess the magnanimity expected of a mythological character. Unlike other prehistoric novels, where even the saints are full of scheming, with only the saying "As long as saints live, great thieves will never stop," I don't know how someone with such character could become a saint. You know, in mythology, "Man may be deceived, but Heaven will not."
High-end prehistoric world, that's it! It differs slightly from most prehistoric world novels. For example, Nuwa's ascension to sainthood was the way of creation, not the creation of the human race, but rather the final creation of the human race. It downplays the importance of humans to some extent, adding a sense of realism; the universe is so vast, yet humanity is not particularly special.
It's quite interesting. Many games start with a system that grants instant enlightenment and omniscience. This kind of game, with its element of a cheat code and the player gradually figuring things out, actually makes it more engaging and keeps you watching.
The author has put considerable effort into developing each character, making them well-rounded and not empty like many others in the genre. This is different from many contemporary fantasy novels. Many fantasy novels today feel hollow and repetitive, like emotionless machines. Keep it up! ^O^
Compared to those fantasy novels where the protagonist battles a sage whose disciples are merely cannon fodder, I personally really like the protagonist's characterization in this book. I found the part about the protagonist intervening in the human race to be very novel and exciting; the magical combat scenes are also excellent. I hope the author will keep updating, update, update!!!
It's very well written, the characters are clearly defined, but there's a bit too little of it.
Well written (✪▽✪) Very positive, I hope it will be preserved forever -- however, just don't write about monks in a positive light... Looking at history, monks generally don't have any good stories to tell (✪▽✪)