Honghuang: Becoming Taiyi’s Disciple and Inheriting a Vast Fortune
洪荒：拜师太一，继承大笔遗产
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Can the protagonist have a Taoist name? The great gods all have nice Taoist names. When it comes to the protagonist, he calls him Hu Le. It's too weird.
Generally speaking, it's not bad, but it's a bit poisonous when I first became a disciple.
The world view is basically comparable to the ancient Chinese mythology The Classic of Mountains and Seas
The idea is new enough, different from the previous prehistoric background, step by step to achieve the realm of Hunyuan Saint and Harmony. The protagonist is a gourd on the innate gourd vine. Later, he enters the Pangu Palace to become the Pangu body. He gathers the power of all the saints to trap Hongjun in the Zixiao Palace and cultivates the Hongmeng Supreme Treasure😎
The front is worth five stars, and the back is minus stars because of the settings of Nuwa and Houtu. Since I was a child, there are legends about Nuwa creating human beings and the emperor being the queen of earth. Here, Nuwa no longer creates humans, and the authentic Houtu Empress is gone.
There are indeed very few ancient novels with Shinto in them. I am looking forward to the final ending. The rating is too low. Don't criticize the author. In my opinion, it is much better than 90% of similar ancient novels. At least there are no systemic cancers.
It is a fine book from ancient times. The modern literature from ancient times is either systematic or messy. This book is really good to read. I feel like the rest of it was hard-written, otherwise I would have finished it at the right time.
I have now read Chapter 180. Actually, it is quite good regardless of the setting that Buddha is originally the Tao. The conspiracy theory of that setting is too strong. The setting of this book is a very early prehistoric setting. Taiyi, Nuwa and Fuxi are the innate gods, Hongjun, Sanqing is the Xuanmen, Dijun is the demon clan, and there is no setting of the witch clan. The twelve Gonggong Zhurong are the innate five-color human race. In short, the setting is quite interesting. Many people say that the protagonist steals things from the Emperor's treasury. In fact, according to the setting, he is a doomsday practitioner. It is normal that he can't hold back after seeing so many treasures after his transformation. It slowly gets better from there. This is my opinion after reading Chapter 180 and I haven't read it since.
A different prehistoric world, from the original myth of mountains and seas to the wonderful Hongmeng universe, step by step, the exquisite and antique writing style creates works that are more suitable for readers who love ancient novels.
Can you put the magic weapon on the altar instead of hanging it around your waist? Wouldn't it be better to keep it in the soul?