
Honghuang Descends: I Am the Dao
洪荒降临:我即道
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Prehistoric Cultivation: No Master, Just Self-Taught Dao, Rising to Greatness
Looking for books similar to "Even the River of Time Is a River."
Has Primordial Chaos Fallen into Decline? Fellow Daoists, Share Your Hidden Gems
Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Primordial World and Cultivating Through Hard Work?
Prehistoric Era Novels About Avoiding Karma, Restoring the Ley Lines, or Clearing Malicious Energy to Make the World Better
I'm looking for books like *The Lord of Poyang Lake*.
Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
Looking for books similar to *Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!* I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.
A Protagonist with the Power to Destroy Planets, Exploring Other Worlds Across the Universe
The Primordial Era Always Has Hongjun and Yuanshi Fighting. I Want a More Peaceful Story
Can we stop having everyone fight each other all the time? I'd like something more harmonious.
Looking for a Novel With an Immortal Emperor Stronger Than the One in The Sacred Ruins
In The Sacred Ruins, the Immortal Emperor is the only one who has truly reached the Dao. He embodies the Dao and surpasses it. A single thought becomes the Dao and the supreme law, rewriting life and death. In an instant, he overturns past and present and unfolds endless space-times. He exists beyond the sea of time, at the end of the evolutionary path and the creator of an entire cultivation system.
Power, Deities, Lords, Ruling Planes: Rated 9 or Higher
Which Book Has the Hero Fight Hongjun for Nine Days and Nights, Only to Find Out It Was Just a Clone?
Multiple Inner Worlds + the Myriad Worlds + Multiverses
The Clan Waged an Immortal War, Swept Across the Continent, and Showed No Mercy
Sci-fi: Quantum Species, Dimensional Fruits, and Two-dimensional Foil Forms
Looking for Smart Protagonists Who Study, Whether Science or Magic
Transmigrate Across Worlds and Grow Stronger Through Science and Learning
Looking for books like *An Actor's Private Affairs*.
If a Level Nine Civilization Went to War with the Cultivation Realm, Who Would Win?
Across the Heavens: National Arts, Wuxia Worlds, Xianxia Worlds, and the Investiture of the Gods Era
The protagonist shouldn’t be a bleeding heart. For the sake of immortality, they should be resolute and level-headed. Please recommend some.
Primordial Era Novels That Don't Villainize the Six Saints
I've read too many conspiracy theories and want something fresh. Nothing too clichéd, no harem, no forced stupidity, and don't vilify Hongjun.
Books About Traveling Through the Heavens to Learn, Gather Knowledge, and Preserve Civilizations
Looking for books similar to *The Dao of the Myriad Worlds*. That sort of thing.
Primordial Era Novels Where the Three Pure Ones Reconcile or Have Always Had a Good Relationship
The protagonist can be one of the Three Pure Ones, a disciple of theirs, someone who can be considered their disciple, or someone close to them.
Primordial Chaos and Hongmeng Stories, Anything Rated 8.0 or Higher, Hand Them Over
Rated above 8.0.
Multiverses and Higher-Dimensional Worlds
Like The Great Demon Lord Woke Up, this is a dark story about an indescribable demon lord from a distant dimension disguising himself as a level-one newbie and starting from zero to experience the mortal world. It has an invincible protagonist, a villainous BOSS-style lead, and a mix of transmigration and rebirth.
Any Stories with a Worldbuilding Scale as Vast as the Multiverse? Cultivation or Sci-Fi Are Both Fine
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My imagination is wide open. I just think that Cthulhu is too powerful.
Repair the Book of Science and Technology, code AI Sanqing, create mechanical ancestral witches, forge computer heaven, create cyber Pangu, and open up the prehistoric era of science fiction. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
It is said that nuclear bombs prehistoric and low-end prehistoric. Several people in every prehistoric book clamor like this. To say nuclear bomb prehistoric and low-end prehistoric, it depends on what concept it is compared to, whether it is a comparison with the real world or with other prehistoric books. Strictly speaking, the so-called prehistoric levels are based on the comparison of most prehistoric books on the same line. But the problem is that the world view of each book is different. Can the technology system and the system of cultivating immortals be compared? In reality, there is no real cultivation of immortality. People can only rely on their imagination. Different people have different opinions. Some think that cultivation of immortality is better than technology, some think that technology is stronger than cultivation of immortality. Some people correspond them one by one, or think that each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and each is complementary. Saying "this is a low-end prehistoric" or "nuclear bomb prehistoric" in the comment section of a book about immortality is no less than saying in a fairy tale that cultivators are not as practical as magicians, or saying in a Western fantasy novel that science fiction is not as reasonable. Whether it is Cthulhu or prehistoric, their creators have no way of putting them under the same conditions. Who dares to be sure which one of them is stronger? Insert a sentence: In the Cthulhu worldview, the Egyptian cat goddess Bastet can fight Nyarlathotep (doppelgänger) because of her faith, but she cannot do it without the blessing of faith. From this, it can be concluded that if mythological figures from various countries are placed under the same standard, Chinese gods generally cannot defeat foreign gods in the Cthulhu worldview. The creation of literature is a miracle of the collision between imagination and world concepts. Bringing your own ideas into literature in an attempt to distort the worldview is an immoral and irrational act. ——"My thoughts on the so-called "low-end prehistoric" chaos"
No heroine 5 stars. It only takes a few days to practice the best spiritual treasure -1 Okay, okay, this book is not suitable for me to read, but I still want to take a shower, wash clothes, etc.
I'll give myself a [asking for attention][asking for attention][asking for attention][asking for attention]
Different Honghuang, different Hongjun, quite interesting
The idea is great, but it's a pity that the extra dimension is completely unnecessary. What happens after hyperdimensionality? Su Qingshan and Su Moluo have no unique functions of their own, so there is no need to add them.
It's a different feeling, so beautiful
I have a great imagination, but I feel that the pig's feet have not figured out many things before they have risen in latitude. It feels too fast. I believe it will be more interesting if I write more about creating various novel and magical treasures.
Talent, so many tricks