Honghuang: Do You Know Who I Am?
洪荒：你可知贫道来历
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- I Became Taiqing's Disciple, and We'll Never Split Up拜师太清永不分家Alternate title on Fanqie
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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.
Looking for Good Primordial Chaos Novels (¬◡¬)✧
The protagonist can be male or female, and it doesn't matter whether there's a CP. The size of the golden finger doesn't matter either.
Journey to the Primordial World: Becoming Tongtian’s Disciple
Looking for books like "Primordial Chaos: You Insolent Disciple, Did You Even Eat the Swords of Zhu Xian?" He doesn't get along with Laozi and Yuanshi, and keeps a low profile until the very end.
A Mostly Peaceful and Loving Prehistoric World
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.
Prehistoric-Era Stories With No Female Lead, Rated 9 or Higher
No female lead❗No female lead❗No female lead❗No female lead❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗No harem❗❗Primordial Chaos stories rated 9 or higher.
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.
Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth
The classical meaning of the word Hongjun is “heaven and nature,” and that may be what it means in "Investiture of the Gods" as well. But most prehistoric fantasy stories nowadays portray him as a vicious villain, which I really don’t understand. He is revered alongside the Dao and blends in with the world. How could the Dao be good or evil?
Looking for a Primordial World Story About a Sleeping Ancient Patriarch Who Is Invincible from the Start and Shocks the Entire Realm
Transmigrate to the time when Pangu created the heavens and the earth, even earlier than when Pangu took form. Become the first Chaos-born god or demon to take form, and be invincible from the start. The god-demon is a dragon who sleeps until Journey to the West, then wakes up and stands up for the dragon race. (Note: They must sleep until Journey to the West to wake up.)
Honghuang: The Protagonist Has an Exceptional Bloodline, but the Story Stays Within Honghuang
The story must stay within the world of the Primordial Wilderness. The strongest power level should be the Great Dao, with no realms or worlds beyond the Primordial Wilderness.
Transmigrate Into the Primordial World and Become a Disciple of the Three Pure Ones
High-Martial-Arts Stories Where Primordial Treasures Awaken as the Protagonist's Natal and Companion Treasures
Looking for books similar to "The Six-Soul Banner? No! My Natal Spirit Treasure Is the Chaos Bell."
Are There Any Primordial-Era Novels About the Three Pure Ones as One?
Red flowers, white lotus roots, green lotus leaves: the Three Pure Ones have always been one family. They’re very close and don’t want to be separated.
More Primordial Chaos Novels, Please
Any new novels about the Primordial World? Send me more.
Primordial Chaos Stories With Top-Tier Innate Spiritual Roots
Preferably, they switch to cultivating time, space, or spacetime.
Desperately Seeking a Primordial World Novel Where the Protagonist Becomes Laozi's Disciple and Joins the School of Ren
The main premise is becoming Laozi's apprentice and the foremost disciple of the Three Sects of the Xuanmen.
Primordial-Era Stories Where the Three Pure Ones Get Along Well and the Protagonist Is Their Disciple
Looking for books similar to Primordial World: Transformed from Divine Thunder, I Am the Top Disciple of the Xuanmen. The protagonist should be powerful and not antagonize Hongjun.
A Gem Among New Primordial Chaos Novels
Looking for stories like The Blood God Clones of the Nether River Spread Across the Primordial World.
Looking for Good Prehistoric Era Stories, Please! Hongjun Must Be on the Side of Good
Looking for books similar to "Primordial World: The Intercepting Sect's Lucky Carp".
Does Nobody Pay Attention to New Authors’ Traditional Xuanhuan Novels?
Looking for books similar to "The Greenfolk 30,000 Years Later: Rise of the Apocalypse".
Primordial Era: The System Gives the Host Tons of Merit to Spend from the Start
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Honghuang: Reborn as a Blood Lotus, I'm the River Styx's First Disciple
Honghuang: I Lie Flat and Become a Saint! Invincible from the Start
Honghuang: Mosquito Taoist from the Start, with Heaven-Defying Comprehension
Honghuang: Pangu, I Really Don't Want to Become Tongtian
I Transmigrated to Honghuang and Was Discovered from the Start
Honghuang: I Am Hongyun, and the Heavenly Dao Is Dumbfounded
Nine Heavens of Honghuang
Honghuang: From the Start, I Became the First Disciple of the Three Teachings
The Nine Sages of Honghuang: Primordial Eternity
Honghuang’s Kunpeng: After I Snatched the Demon Clan, Hongjun Was Stunned
I, the Dao Ancestor’s Kryptonite, Become Hongjun’s Dad from the Start!
Transmigrated to Honghuang, I Become a Slacker
Hiding in Honghuang to Farm Tasks: Is Becoming a Saint Really That Hard?
Honghuang: I, Lin Xiaoyao, Refuse to Be a Potted Plant
After the Spiritual Qi Revival, I Ascended to Honghuang
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Your book definitely benefited from Li Changshou's guidance. You should say that you learned from Li Changshou. Then people won't give you a low score.
Good books It's a breath of fresh air in the primordial world. It's not tiring to watch, and there aren't too many conspiracy theories.
I'll add an extra chapter for every three more book reviews! I don't count. For every three additional book reviews, I'll add an extra chapter. This one doesn't count, I just made a typo. The storytelling has similarities to some other works, like "The Record of Transcending Tribulations with Primordial Spiritual Treasures," and it's been flagged for security review. What's going on?
It seems the author really likes Sword Comes. The master of Upside-Down Mountain once came to meet Bai Ye, the master of Qinglianju Cave. Also, looking at the post, the fourth-ranked sword immortal of Penglai, Song Ci, could he be the image of Li Qingzhao?
A different kind of prehistoric world, very exciting. Unlike other prehistoric worlds that portray the Six Sages of Heaven and Hongjun as so dark, everyone here is a protagonist.
It suits my taste
This is a very good prehistoric fantasy novel without too many conspiracies and intrigues. It has a kind of understated enjoyment. Unlike other prehistoric fantasy novels that feel strangely satisfying despite being enjoyable, this one has a warm and peaceful feel overall. It suits my taste perfectly, and I recommend everyone to check it out.
It suits my taste, is enjoyable, and well-written. The Laozi here isn't the treacherous and cunning type, nor is the Yuanshi Tianzun like the others who are jealous and envious of talent. Tongtian is also very forthright and unrestrained. Hongjun isn't bad either; he's good, scheming for his descendants, truly deserving of the title of Dao Ancestor. The other character settings are also very good.
Having read over ninety chapters, my overall impression is that the protagonist's identity is quite novel, and most of the content is well-written so far. Each character is distinct, and there's no clear distinction between good and evil, only a struggle for morality. The protagonist, as a transmigrator, having his identity revealed by a sage, is a well-developed aspect.
It's very well written. It's the only prehistoric fantasy novel I've read that doesn't engage in any disparaging or derogatory comparisons. Each character has their own struggle for their own lineage, yet they manage to interact externally. It also incorporates elements from other novels, which works very well. If I had to nitpick, it would be that there are too few chapters.