Honghuang: Everyone Transmigrates, and It Starts with Founding a Sect
洪荒：全民穿越，从建立宗门开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Two Billion People Transmigrate to the Primordial World, and I'm Invincible from the Start二十亿人穿越洪荒我开局无敌Alternate title on Fanqie
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191Chapters
88Reads · 30 days
235.2kReads · all time
6.7Score
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It's alright, but there are too many restrictions, and the Mythical Celestial Immortals and Mythical Grand Luo Immortals are too weak. It seems the Mythical Grand Luo Immortals are comparable to Saints, but can they defeat Saints? And the Mythical Celestial Immortals are comparable to Golden Immortals? They probably can't defeat Golden Immortals. That's probably the case.
The plot is excellent, but the main problem is that the protagonist's combat power is too weak. In this prehistoric world, all schemes are futile; only strength matters.
To be honest, it's alright for now.
I enjoyed reading it at first, but the protagonist wasn't yet a Mythical Great Luo Immortal, which kept me in suspense. Also, towards the end, I felt the protagonist was being abused a little, since the disciple's cultivation was greater than the master's, and the master could only suppress him with martial arts, which was quite frustrating. However, the book is still very good.
The subject matter is novel, but the mythology has been nerfed a bit too much.
It looks alright so far. This book constantly suppresses cultivation levels, which makes it somewhat uncomfortable to read.
The beginning of the story, a typical leveling-up and monster-slaying saga, wasn't particularly outstanding. It wasn't until the appearance of the elderly Bao Shan that the pace picked up. However, the ending was excellent, depicting a poignant and moving love story, which was a huge plus. This is the best ending I've read from Tomato so far. I hope every chapter of the author's next book is this brilliant. Keep it up! [Thumbs up][Thumbs up]
It was very good, but it's a pity the ending was rushed.
Touching, a wonderful story.
After watching the entire series in one go, I suddenly realized that the ultimate deification of the Great Luo realm is meaningless. The weight of family ties far surpasses that ethereal realm; even reaching that supreme level would only be a desire to reclaim the lost family bonds.