Reborn into the Wu Clan, I Erected a Divine Statue for Pangu

It has some ideas, although it's a bit like a low-budget version of the prehistoric fantasy, but it's well-written.

This book is so well-written, why is it rated so low? As a seasoned bookworm, I really enjoy reading it. Keep up the good work, author! I love this kind of farming novel. Don't bother with those who don't understand it.

Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! Don't miss this great book! The author has clearly put a lot of effort into it; every detail is meticulously crafted and logically sound. I found it very enjoyable to read, unlike other of Tomato's books which I sometimes find uncomfortable. Keep up the good work, author! I'm looking forward to the next installment. Please finish it!

The author demonstrates clear logical thinking and excellent pacing. The language is exquisite. Although the beginning is somewhat uneventful, the overall structure is very rigorous. Support the author! I've been tricked. The plot is incredibly boring, like eating, sleeping, and writing in a diary. Utterly tedious.

What I wrote is pretty good, practical, keep it up!

It's a well-written prehistoric novel, though not a high-level martial arts fantasy. It's original, fresh, and has good development and a well-organized plot. It's a rare gem among prehistoric novels. The fact that the prehistoric level is not high at the moment has its advantages. It's less likely to collapse, which extends the life of the work and makes it easier to write later.

Overall, it is very well written. Judging from the outline, the overall structure is there, which is excellent. The only drawback is that the early chapters occasionally had some minor, jarring errors, such as the protagonist suddenly becoming angry, which revealed the author's lack of skill. However, the later chapters improved significantly, showing the author's growth.

It's well-written, and the experiences of the Wu Clan are described in great detail. Of course, there were some flaws at the beginning, especially in the training section, which can be understood as a way to establish Wu Feng's (the protagonist's) status. The later parts are quite good, and the characters are intelligent and well-planned. I started reading this afternoon, and it's 2:40 AM now. I've finished reading it and will continue updating for several hours. Keep it up!

Chapters 13 and 14: Directly surpassing godhood, directly evolving into a divine book. Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! After chapter 50, I lost all desire to continue reading. As it progressed, it felt less like a prehistoric world story and more like a low-brow fantasy novel, even inferior to the Journey to the West world. Many parts didn't conform to the prehistoric worldview.

This story could be quite enjoyable if you read it patiently and carefully, but it's not really my cup of tea (personal preference). At first glance, it seemed like a good read, with the protagonist steadily developing his cultivation. But when I saw that he was going to take on the heavy responsibility of developing and maintaining this primordial world, I was instantly scared away!