Honghuang: The Myriad Immortals Formation Is Broken, and the Jie School Summons Me Back
洪荒：万仙阵被破，截教召我归来
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- Completed
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- 382k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 15d ago
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Looking for a Truly Satisfying Power Fantasy, Not a Frustrating Story Masquerading as One.
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The beginning and the middle are very creative The ending was a bit rushed. Overall, it's pretty good. Worth watching To put it bluntly I just like the Jie Sect and Tongtian. I just can't stand the Chan Sect and Yuanshi. This process of correcting wrongs This is indeed the first time I've seen it. The plot is quite novel.
Many people wonder why a sage or Hongjun could simply kill someone to fill the list of deities. Let me explain: the Investiture of the Gods wasn't that simple. The primordial world was governed by cause and effect. Hongjun couldn't just personally kill someone to fill the list; if he were that simple-minded, there wouldn't be the Investiture of the Gods. If it were that simple, there would be no Investiture of the Gods.
The story is very original. I've never enjoyed reading this kind of book so much. It's great! Keep up the good work, author!
It's very good. The prehistoric world setting matches my expectations perfectly, and the other worlds setting is also very exciting.
In fact, after Tongtian received the Four Swords of Zhuxian from Hongjun, the tragic fate of the Jie Sect was already sealed. Hongjun's great battle with Rahu incurred karmic debts in the West, and the Four Swords of Zhuxian belonged to Rahu. Using his magic weapons meant bearing his karma. Furthermore, Tongtian used the Four Swords of Zhuxian as the sect's treasures, and as Hongjun's disciple, it was inevitable that he and the Jie Sect would suffer a terrible fate.
Yes, it's possible, it's just a bit of a pity that Hongjun didn't die.
A well-conceived and moving book.
Very few books of this kind don't extract the blood, marrow, and heart of Pangu, but this one does.
After reading this book, I felt a wave of frustration, just like with the novel *Investiture of the Gods*! Moreover, the book is well-structured and well-designed, with no filler words. Thank you, author!
The story is very well written. Choosing the Investiture of the Gods as the main setting avoids the burden of overly long storylines common in prehistoric fantasy novels, as well as the drawback of insufficient combat power preventing the protagonist from fully appearing in the storyline. It also avoids forcibly inserting Journey to the West into the prehistoric fantasy narrative. This is a highlight within the prehistoric fantasy genre.