From This Moment On, Honghuang Begins to Reenact Itself Across the Globe

Let's see what kind of amazing things the author can come up with to depict the prehistoric world.

Writing about the prehistoric era without understanding the details is problematic. Among the four demon gods, including Yangmei, only Hongjun is a weak demon god; the other three are all top-ten beings. The Three Pure Ones and Dijun are at least Great Luo Golden Immortals, not Golden Immortals. The term "innate" refers to something that cannot be acquired later in life.

This is a novel prehistoric fantasy story, but the two storylines—one focusing on the prehistoric world and the other on the system—need to be well-distinguished. I actually prefer the prehistoric storyline; the system can serve as a supplementary element, and it seems likely that the protagonist will later reveal multiple identities.

Indeed, a small act of impatience can ruin a great plan. The author must be a powerful person. To be able to endure being humiliated is what makes someone powerful. The author is indeed very powerful.

I really wanted to give Chapter 56 five stars, but I couldn't accept it because of the survival of the four ancestors. There's no cheat system; the protagonist grows stronger slowly based on memories of their past life. I won't comment much on the plot since it's early in the story.

This is really different from what I've read. In almost all the prehistoric novels I've read, Luo Hou created the Immortal Slaughtering Formation himself; it wasn't something that existed innately.

Great, another groundbreaking work in the Tomato Wilderness.

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

[Please update more frequently!] 👍 It's pretty good, just a bit short and concise 😏😏😏

Dear author, your writing is too short.