Honghuang: I Rule the Way of Humanity
洪荒，吾掌人道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Honghuang: The Jie Sect's Lucky Charm洪荒：截教锦鲤Alternate title on Fanqie
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Although I've only read up to chapter 35, it's already quite good. It's not like those typical "Ma" novels where there's no female lead yet. Actually, I don't really like prehistoric novels with female leads, but this one is really well-written. It has good fortune, a solid foundation, and hard work. The protagonist is also knowledgeable in etiquette.
It's really good. I really like this type of prehistoric fantasy novel. Most importantly, I hope it doesn't have a female lead and that it continues like this.
It's very good. Please update soon, this isn't enough! Ideally, there should be ten updates a day.
The male protagonist evolves from an ordinary fish into a koi fish, fulfilling my fantasy of a satisfying, wish-fulfillment story. I absolutely love the lucky, rational, intelligent, career-focused, and slightly cunning male lead—he has no harem! The author's writing is concise and refined; although it's a wish-fulfillment story, the language is delicate and doesn't feel exaggerated.
Sure... I've read countless prehistoric fantasy novels where the protagonists are either exceptionally talented or have system upgrades, and it's all just endless fighting and killing. I've forgotten that cultivation isn't just about violence; it also involves human relationships, power dynamics, and background! This one is very refreshing to read! The more I read, the more I like it! I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality 👍
It's pretty good, and it doesn't bash the Six Saints. There's no female lead yet. I don't know if there will be one later, but if there is, I think a single female lead would be better. It got increasingly bizarre later on. The protagonist, with his incredibly low cultivation level, started plotting, and later on, he became quite idiotic.
I've finished reading it, and I personally quite liked it. The logical setting is reasonable (based on the author's own settings, without incorporating other prehistoric fantasy novel settings). It's just a bit short. I wonder if it will be more exciting when it reaches the point of being listed as a deity. I'll have to wait for updates.
So far, this is one of the better prehistoric fantasy novels I've read. It doesn't have the exaggerated feel of most prehistoric fantasy novels, which is quite nice.
The writing is very smooth, and there's no system involved—I've seen too many system novels lately. The plot is also very well arranged. Keep it up, author! I believe in you! Keep it up (ง •̀_•́)ง, this is a good book, but please be careful, author, I'm afraid the administrators of Tomato Bookstore might inexplicably remove this good book from the shelves.
A story of a nobody's struggle from the bottom up is much better than those stories of people who are constantly being called Great Luo or Quasi-Saints.