A revised version of an old book, with a different take on the Primordial World.
Also known as "Undercover in the Primordial World: I'm a Sage's Teacher!"
"Primordial World: We're All Undercover!"
The black-robed demon cultivator King Yao Guang swore to destroy the Qilin Clan from within the Soul-Devouring Pagoda...
After devouring the Third-Rank Merit Golden Lotus, the Mosquito Daoist was sealed inside the Nine-Rank Golden Lotus by the Second Lord of the Western Religion for dozens of epochs.
Proud to the bone, the Mosquito Daoist refused to remain sealed for countless eons. In the end, he died by suicide in bitter resentment!
A mysterious figure appeared in the future, leading humanity to gather its fortune and preventing the Hongmeng from absorbing the chaotic dark energy.
The Hongmeng was enraged! It revived the Mosquito Daoist, reborn at the origin of time, to destroy humanity's fortune.
In the Chaos, the Mosquito Daoist obtained three treasures of chaos: the God-Slaying Spear, the Creation Jade Disc, and the World-Destroying Millstone.
The Mosquito Daoist began laying plans in the Primordial World: he seized Hongjun's remnant soul, instigated conflict among the three clans, descended into the Nine Hells, and established the throne of the Heavenly Emperor...
And so the course of the entire Primordial World went astray.
The Mosquito Daoist trained Randeng to become the "Primordial World's Greatest Thief"!
He trained Yuanshi Tianzun to become the "Primordial World's Greatest King of Assassins!" [Male Lead #2]
He encouraged Empress Nuwa to make more clay figures and enrich the diversity of species. By accident, she sculpted "Zeus"!
He trained Yun Zhongzi and Taiyi Zhenren to become the "mad scientists" of the Primordial World!
When humanity comes into being, should the Mosquito Daoist keep going, or switch sides?!
This book... Is about Hongjun? I have seen another Hongjun before, with a similar name. It looks much better. I really don't want to give it even 1 star.
I don't even know whether you are writing about the Red Army or the literary people