Honghuang: You're Telling Me Hongjun Is a Good Guy?
洪荒：你鸿钧竟然是好人？
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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Why didn't Styx become the protagonist's Daoist partner?
This book is mainly good at creating imaginative ideas.
@ Has a few words for the author here. I just finished my exams today. This is a very good novel. The subject matter is quite refreshing, and the author's writing style is also good. Perhaps it's because this novel is too novel. This novel has many strengths, but also some shortcomings. Let me start with the strengths: 1. Strong logic.
Author, you don't want the rating to drop, right? 💕
This is definitely a good book, I recommend it.
Author, because of your cover, I almost lost a good book. You have to compensate me (for example, by adding more chapters).
With its rigorous thinking and innovative approach, this is one of the best prehistoric fantasy novels I've ever read. Fellow Daoist, you still need to work harder.
It looks amazing! I hope there will be more new ones! 🥰🤭😏
Most other prehistoric novels have too narrow a scope for their protagonists; they're fine for other genres, but something just doesn't feel right when they're set in the prehistoric world. This one, however, is quite good.
Finally, I've found another prehistoric fantasy novel that doesn't leave me cramping up! The author consistently uses standard prehistoric settings, which is acceptable given the book's genre. However, this is unnecessary; the prehistoric fantasy genre has evolved to the point where many earlier settings are inaccurate.