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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Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
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Primordial Chaos Novels: No Three Corpses, Unity of the Primordial, and Proving the Dao Through Laws or Worlds
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Help, I’m Addicted to Online Games!!!
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Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Golden Crow in the Primordial World. Bring Me All the Good Ones!
A Primordial-era story where the protagonist transmigrates into a Golden Crow.
Prehistoric Era Novels: The Good Ones
Primordial Era, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West
Please recommend Primordial Chaos novels where the protagonist has a golden finger.
Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Primordial World and Cultivating Through Hard Work?
Prehistoric-Era Novels: Transmigrate as One of the Twelve Ancestor Witches, or the Thirteenth
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Primordial World: Become the Leader of a Race, but Not One of the Three Primordial Clans or Humanity
A single race within the demon clans.
Primordial-Era Xuanhuan Novels
I want to read books like Journey to the West: A Relative of Lingshan, the Peacock Wisdom King. There haven’t been many good prehistoric fantasy novels lately. Anything similar?
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I've read too many conspiracy theories and want something fresh. Nothing too clichéd, no harem, no forced stupidity, and don't vilify Hongjun.
Female-Oriented Primordial Chaos Stories
Are there no female-oriented stories set in the Primordial World? They're either harem stories for male readers, a man transmigrating into a woman, or the plot gets changed beyond recognition.
Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth
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A very interesting book! Highly recommended! Relatively speaking, it's already considered a gem among prehistoric fantasy novels! I don't know why the rating is so low? Maybe it's just personal taste, or maybe there are too many haters! But the author should keep writing well, so let's give them support! It's still pretty good so far.
The plot's timeline is a bit slow! I feel this is the only author who truly captures the function and importance of innate magical treasures! Other authors writing about the prehistoric era have tons of magical treasures, but they're mostly useless! It's too superficial, don't introduce it too much.
While this novel has some flaws, they don't detract from its overall quality. The numerous descriptions within show the author's dedication. The word choice and sentence structure, while above average, can be improved. The most troublesome aspect of prehistoric fantasy novels is the description of spiritual treasures and cultivation realms, which is why it's sometimes considered padded.
I think the mainstream version is a bit far-fetched. For example, Pangu was originally a Great Dao Saint who wanted to transcend. He used sneak attacks, deception, and every means possible to directly kill 3000 demon gods, extracting their Great Dao to create the Jade Disc of Creation. He used the bodies of the 3000 demon gods as resources to create the Primordial World.
Excellent, I can only say I'm very satisfied.
It looks alright so far, tree roots, tree roots...
This book is very detailed, with a touch of popular science. The concept is good, and the plot is generally reasonable. This is the first prehistoric novel I've read that starts with a connection to Pangu. I really hope that authors who write prehistoric novels can collaborate to create a classic similar to Water Margin or Dream of the Red Chamber.
This is a very good book, the kind I like. It's a bit wordy at times, but that's a common problem with most authors, so it's understandable. Also, I personally feel the protagonist's personality doesn't quite match the character of Jing Shi Bai Lian.
It's great, keep it up! I suddenly realized that I started reading this book right from the beginning, but I haven't left a comment yet. Oh well, it's not too late. I'll catch up now. This book is really excellent.
Keep it up, author! I think it's pretty good. I couldn't hold it in any longer.