
The First Blade of Grass Born from Chaos in Honghuang
洪荒之混沌诞生的第一株草
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 237k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The Protagonist Transmigrates as a Tree or Plant, Spreads Spiritual Qi, and Brings About Spiritual Qi Revival
The protagonist is the Origin Tree of spiritual qi revival and transcendence. Spiritual qi and supernatural power are born as they automatically spread from the protagonist's breath.
Primordial Chaos, Chaos Pearl, Chaos Bell
The protagonist starts with a Chaos Pearl, then Donghuang Taiyi dies and the protagonist takes that bell, too.
Pangu: At the Peak of Strength, Proudly Defying Chaos, the Primordial Self Before the Heavens
Good prehistoric fantasy novels.
Honghuang: The Protagonist Has an Exceptional Bloodline, but the Story Stays Within Honghuang
The story must stay within the world of the Primordial Wilderness. The strongest power level should be the Great Dao, with no realms or worlds beyond the Primordial Wilderness.
Pangu: Split the Heavens with His Axe, Slay His Parents to Prove His Worth to His Grandpa
Are there any Primordial World stories?
Novels Set in the Primordial World, Where It Never Falls from Grace
Hidden Powerhouse with a Cultivation Level Above the Heavenly Dao (Primordial Era)
Reborn as a Chaos Demon God, Preferably Shichen or Yangmei
Funny Prehistoric Era Novels
Primordial Chaos: My Mother Is the Primordial Chaos Green Lotus, My Older Brother Is Pangu, and My Name Is Taichu
Reborn as a Chaos Demon God in the Primordial World
Looking for Primordial Chaos Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Heavenly Dao, or the Great Dao
Looking for a Primordial World story where the protagonist is the Heavenly Dao, or the Great Dao. 🌚🌚
Primordial Era, Humanity, Sign-In, Invincibility. You Know the Type
Nothing in the Primordial Chaos Genre Can Move Me Anymore. Disagree? Come Argue!
Have Prehistoric Fantasy Novels Fallen Out of Fashion? I Don’t Believe It
Any Fantasy Novels with Wild Ideas, a System, Transmigration, Farming, and Founding a Sect?
Stories Where the Protagonist Is Born from Hongmeng, Creates Chaos, and the Great Dao Calls Him Dad
Creating Chaos
Your Favorite System in a Novel
Recommendations from a Ten-Year Veteran Bookworm
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Reborn as a Chaos Demon God, I Prove the Dao of the Great Overarching Heaven Through Creation
Honghuang: I Transmigrate Into an Unknown Demon God
Great Heavenly Venerable of Hongmeng
Honghuang: I Fish for the Great Dao, and Nuwa Never Becomes a Sage
Honghuang: Reborn as the Golden Hoop Immortal, I Defy Fate
Despised by Nuwa, I, the Ancestor of Humanity, Created Great Emperors Instead
Honghuang: I, Zhao Ritian, Hack Sages to Pieces from the Start
I, Pangu, Break Out of Prison Across the Myriad Worlds
Honghuang: The Three Thousand Chaos Demon Gods Bury Me from the Start
Chaos Demon God
Honghuang: I Am the Lord of All Stars!
Journey to the West: From the Start, I Obtain a Chaos Body
Honghuang: I’m Only a Great Dao Sage, Who Said I Was Invincible?
The Dragon King of the Primordial Thunder Formation
Honghuang: I Am Invincible in the World
Honghuang: I Transmigrated to Before Pangu’s Time
Honghuang: From the Start, I Have a Misfortune Aura Over My Head
Honghuang: A Giant Pangu Egg, Found by Houtu from the Start
I Slaughtered Hongjun as Nuwa Mended the Heavens, and the Heavens Attacked Honghuang
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Some settings may differ from what many readers understand, but this is normal, as everyone's understanding of prehistoric novels varies. The "three thousand gods and demons, three thousand Great Daos" in this novel doesn't refer to a precise number of three thousand.
Creating content is hard work, so I'm giving it five stars! 😁
This book is indeed good, but it feels a bit like a fantasy novel that tries to be a fast-paced, action-packed story set in the prehistoric era. However, reading the latest chapters brings back the feeling of returning to the prehistoric world. It's clear that the book views the calculations of several great calamities in the prehistoric world from the highest level of understanding, and attempts to change the fate of certain innate and acquired beings within these calamities.
The word count is too low for now, so I'll give it four stars to see how it goes. So far, there aren't any major problems. After all, the author has the right to interpret, and if the author's logic is consistent, then I consider it correct. It all depends on how it develops later. I'm also curious about how the creation of the world actually happened, why Pangu died, and so on.
I'm correct in giving the four-star primordial world a lifespan of infinite longevity for those who become immortals, making Xuanxian like the Great Emperor in "Covering the Sky" who severed his own sword and lived several lifetimes as a Quasi-Saint like Pangu. Also, let me tell you, Hongjun Ancestor existed before the chaos.
Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง It's pretty good (just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree).
This is the closest I've ever read to a prehistoric fantasy novel. If the author can further develop the characters, I think this book could become quite popular for a while.
Great read! Keep up the good work, author! [Thumbs up]
Does the author have a female protagonist? I hope there is no female protagonist.
I'll give it five stars to show my support, but I won't get hooked. I guess there's a female lead 🤔