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
- Source
- Fanqie
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.)
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.
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 World Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Disciple of Laozi or Yuanshi
Primordial World + Sign-In (Choice) System + Chaos Pearl (Complete)
I've reached the peak of the Chaos Dao Realm and urgently need to study this kind of story so I can break through to the Primordial Realm!
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?
A Mostly Peaceful and Loving Prehistoric World
Looking for Primordial Chaos Stories Where the Three Pure Ones Get Along and Aren't Evil
Preferably set in the Primordial World.
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.
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.
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."
Super God Academy Has Its Own Faction, Set 30,000 Years Ago
Something set 30,000 years ago, please.
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.
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*.
Transmigrate Into the Primordial World and Become a Disciple of the Three Pure Ones
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Your book must have some suggestions from Li Changshou. You have to say that you can learn from Li Changshou before you become someone else. People won't give you low marks.
Good book It's a breath of fresh air It doesn't look tiring, there aren't so many conspiracy theories
There are only three more book reviews, so here's an extra chapter! I don't count. For every three more book reviews, one chapter will be added. I don't count this, because I made a typo just now. There are similarities between the storyteller and that ancient Lingbao Tribulation Record. It was reviewed by me for security. What?
It seems that the author really likes Jian Lai. The master of the Hanging Mountain once came to live with Bai Ye, the master of Zhongtian in Qinglian Cave. In addition, looking at the fourth sword immortal Song Ci in Penglai in the post, he must not have the image of a layman Yi An.
A different prehistoric era, very exciting, not as dark as other prehistoric stories about the Six Saints of Heaven and Hongjun, everyone is the protagonist
Suits my taste
A very good prehistoric novel without so many conspiracies. There is a plain refreshing feeling. It's not as refreshing as other works written in the prehistoric era, it's just weird. And overall it has a warm and bland feeling. I like it very much and recommend everyone to take a look.
It's palatable, good-looking, not bad, and well-written. The Lao Tzu here is not like the cunning and cunning one who uses all means to do things, and the primitiveness here is not like other people who are jealous of others. The Tongtian here is also very bold and unrestrained. Hongjun is not bad, he is also good. He plans for his descendants and is a well-deserved Taoist ancestor. The other character settings are also very good.
After reading more than 90 chapters, I generally feel that the identity of the protagonist is quite new. Most of them are pretty good so far. Each character has a distinct personality. There is no distinction between good and evil, only a moral struggle. The protagonist is a time traveler and his identity is recognized by the saint. I feel that this is really well written. However, it is a bit unreasonable for the protagonist's clone to determine cause and effect. Moreover, in many places in the article, the descriptions are repetitive and a bit cumbersome. For example, in the chapters about the fight between Liu Er and Pan Wang, I understand that the author wanted to write vivid images and express the intensity of the fight. However, some action descriptions, narrations, and psychological descriptions of the characters can be adjusted appropriately. Some psychological descriptions of the characters and the narrations are not clearly distinguished and are easily confused. It feels like a long paragraph. Looking at it so far, some chapters may be the continuation of the previous chapters, and some content may be stated again in a different way. I guess the original intention may be to make it easier for readers to understand and review the past. When I read it, the book was already finished. As I continued to read it, I felt like I had written some things and reasons several times. The above are just my small opinions. The whole book is generally good. I hope to continue to work hard.
It's really well written. It's the only one of the prehistoric novels I've read that I can't criticize. Each has its own orthodoxy dispute but can still communicate with each other. It also adds some other novel elements in the middle, and the effect is very good. If I have to say it, it can only be because there are too few chapters.