
I Began at the Dawn of Creation and Gradually Ruined Honghuang
我从开天之初开始,逐渐玩坏洪荒
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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A very interesting book! Worth recommending to everyone! Relatively speaking, it can be regarded as a masterpiece among ancient works! I don't know why the rating is so low? Maybe it's personal taste, or maybe it's because I have too many black spots! But the author writes well, give me support! It's still possible at the moment. Just polish it carefully and think more broadly. Don't always stick to the traditional definition of prehistoric times. That road is dead and too narrow. You have to try your best to get out of your comfort zone!
The plot timeline is a bit slow! I feel like this is the only author who writes about the role and importance of innate magic weapons! Others write about the ancient times, and there are a lot of magic weapons but they are of no use! It's just too watery. Don't introduce too much.
Although the writing of this novel has some flaws, they are not in the way, and the quality is considered to be high. It can be seen from the many internal descriptions that the author has really put his heart into it. Although the wording and sentence construction are average, it can be improved slowly. The most troublesome thing about the Honghuangliu novel is the description of spiritual treasures and realms. This is also the reason why it is said to be water, but there is no way. There is no guarantee that everyone has read the Honghuang novel. I am still very optimistic about the author and hope that the author can continue to work hard. Although the current rating is relatively low and there are occasional negative reviews, I can't say for the future. If this level can be maintained, more people will read this novel.
I think the mainstream is a bit fake. For example, Pangu used to be a great saint, so if you want to be transcendent, just do it. Using sneak attacks, deception, and all possible means, he directly killed 3,000 demon gods, and extracted 3,000 demon gods to create the Jade Butterfly. Use 3,000 demon god bodies as resources to open up the wilderness. Everything in Chaos is the private property of Dao. If Pangu wants to carry money to transcend, he will naturally be interfered with by Dao and interfere with the development of the ancient world. The two sides will naturally fight, get married, the jade butterfly of creation will collapse, Pangu's axe, the green lotus of chaos will collapse, Pangu will be beaten to three parts of his soul, and the Tao body will collapse. Perhaps Pangu had a backup plan to use the collapsed Taoist body and the fragments of the three treasures to re-evolve and become the Pangu series of magic weapons. Stabilized the prehistoric times. After that, the great road receded and the heavenly road appeared. This is not to confirm that Pangu Liangliang did not need to monitor the prehistoric and tested away. So what was Pangu's back-up plan? Yes, it was Tiandao and Laozi. After the Great Dao retreated, Tiandao launched calamities one by one, harvesting the energy from the bodies of 3,000 demon gods. Until the bottom is drained of 3000 demonic body energy, which represents the great avenue. Until the dawn of time. Entering the Age of Ending Dharma, the way of heaven abandons the empty shell of the ancient world to transcend. Pangu, as the victor, is the same type of person as Hongjun, the old coin. Hongjun thought that he had a chance to occupy the way of heaven by combining his body with Taoism, but in fact he was just a tool man. Notorious and magnificent, the bright and majestic figure is revealed in Pangu
Very good, I can only say that I am very satisfied
It seems to be okay so far, tree roots, tree roots.
This book is very detailed and has a bit of a popular science feel. It has a good idea and a generally reasonable plot. This is the first prehistoric novel I have seen that starts with Pangu's relatives. I really hope that these authors who write prehistoric novels can work together to write a classic, similar to Water Margin and Dream of Red Mansions.
It's a very good book, and it's my favorite type. It's just that it's a little wordy at times, but the word count is a bit low, but this is a common problem among most authors and it's understandable. The main thing is that the character of the main character in the book doesn't quite match Jōshi Bailian.
It's very good, come on, I suddenly realized that I started reading this book when it first started, but there are no comments yet. It's a bit, it's okay, it's not too late, I'll give it a review, this book is really great.
Come on, author, I feel pretty good. I can't stand it any longer.