Honghuang: From the Start, I Trick the Three Pure Ones into Turning Against Hongjun
洪荒：开局忽悠三清反鸿钧
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- 672k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 2mo ago
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- I Accidentally Leveled Up the Primordial World一不小心把洪荒搞升级了Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is probably the best prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read. It's well-reasoned and logically sound. So far, apart from the unclear explanation of the Three Pure Ones' treasures for attaining enlightenment, everything else is quite good. I saw in the comments section that many people are saying there seems to be a romantic subplot later on, but that's really unnecessary.
A great book, truly a great book. It would hold its own on other platforms too. However, the audience for this kind of prehistoric fantasy novel is probably not large anymore. If it were six or seven years ago, this book would definitely be top-notch. A great book with excellent logic and high intelligence. The author is superb; five stars!
Having read up to chapter 142, my preliminary review: This book can be considered one of the masterpieces of the prehistoric fantasy genre. Personally, I'd say it's on par with "Twin Lotus Blossoms," though that one excels in story, while this one excels in logic! Although it also deals with the Hongjun conspiracy theory, its logic is self-consistent.
This book is one of the most logically interpreted of all the fantasy novels I've read, unlike the others. If the rest of the series maintains this level, I'll give it a full 5 stars.
This is the first time I've seen such a logically sound explanation of the mysteries after the creation of the world. Looking forward to your updates! 👍
I think the writing is quite good! Especially the character design and the story's rich meaning, it's super awesome! I don't know why some people who don't understand anything are giving it a low score. It's a pitiful era; nowadays, only fast-paced stories are popular. However, romance is indeed a major flaw.
Author, keep up the good work! This prehistoric fantasy novel is one of the top three I've read in the past two or three years. Most novels in this genre these days are too formulaic and I'm tired of them. But this one is quite well-written, with a fresh and engaging plot. Although it's a bit slow-paced and the development of the story is slow, the plot progression doesn't disrupt this slow-paced balance. It didn't work later.
This is one of the best prehistoric fantasy novels I've ever read. The author's writing is clear and the outline is well-defined. The characters are vivid and immersive. Especially the discussion of Taoism through Confucianism allows for a clearer understanding of the truth of Tao, suggesting that while comprehending the Great Tao, Yi (易, Yi) is also comprehending his own Tao.
This is a relatively well-developed novel in the prehistoric era, with reasonable logical analysis and relatively complete details. In fact, as the author explained, the Taiji Diagram, Chaos Bell, and Pangu of the Three Pure Ones should be responsible for suppressing and operating the prehistoric rules, and each innate spiritual treasure should have the function and responsibility of assisting in…
The author put in a lot of effort! The plot of this prehistoric era is so meticulously crafted, with each element intricately linked. Even Hongjun's schemes are depicted with great depth. This is among the best of all prehistoric novels, but unfortunately, today's readers are too superficial. They are indifferent to such a good work, only laughing at mindless creations…