The Demon Venerable of Honghuang

Digging for Hidden Gems on Tomato, Recommend Highly Rated Reads

Looking for books similar to *College Freshman Interns at 749 and End Up Containing Monsters (Don't Offend Tai Sui)*. I'm panning for gold on Tomato Novel, searching through all the books for hidden gems that deserve not to be overlooked.

Prehistoric Cultivation: No Master, Just Self-Taught Dao, Rising to Greatness

Looking for books similar to "Even the River of Time Is a River."

Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Primordial World and Cultivating Through Hard Work?

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.

Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems

Looking for books similar to *Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!* I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.

Primordial Era Novels That Don't Villainize the Six Saints

I've read too many conspiracy theories and want something fresh. Nothing too clichéd, no harem, no forced stupidity, and don't vilify Hongjun.

Primordial Era Novels Where the Three Pure Ones Reconcile or Have Always Had a Good Relationship

The protagonist can be one of the Three Pure Ones, a disciple of theirs, someone who can be considered their disciple, or someone close to them.

Looking for Primordial Chaos Stories with Powerful Origins, Early Planning, Satisfying Payoffs, and Great Writing

Someone who schemes around the various calamities and sets traps for people.

A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, the One with Han Li as the Protagonist. Is It Not Here?

Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth

The classical meaning of the word Hongjun is “heaven and nature,” and that may be what it means in *Investiture of the Gods* as well. But most prehistoric fantasy stories nowadays portray him as a vicious villain, which I really don’t understand. He is revered alongside the Dao and blends in with the world. How could the Dao be good or evil?

Primordial World: Avoiding Karma, Tending the Ley Lines, and Making the World a Better Place

Looking for Primordial Chaos Stories Where the Three Pure Ones Get Along and Aren't Evil

Preferably set in the Primordial World.

Are There Any Primordial-Era Novels About the Three Pure Ones as One?

Red flowers, white lotus roots, green lotus leaves: the Three Pure Ones have always been one family. They’re very close and don’t want to be separated.

In a Reading Slump. Looking for Historical Stories with Big Ideas and a System, or System Stories Set in the Primordial Era or Journey to the West

Prehistoric Fantasy Without Antagonizing Hongjun and With No Female Lead

Primordial Chaos Novels Where the Protagonist’s Daoist Sanctuaries Are Mount Tai and Penglai

What's the book where the protagonist connects a spatial passageway from Mount Tai to Penglai?

From the Start, the Primordial World’s Main Character Is a Disciple of the Three Pure Ones

In a Primordial Chaos setting, the protagonist is the Dao Ancestor's grand-disciple and a disciple of the Three Pure Ones.

Looking for Primordial-Era Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Golden Crow or Another Ferocious Beast

The protagonist shouldn't be a self-sacrificing saint or an idiot.