
The Little Sweet Flag of Honghuang Seeks the Dao
洪荒之小小菖蒲在求道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Mythic Honghuang: Changpu Attains the Dao神话洪荒:菖蒲证道Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's a great book. I can't say I'll recommend it, but I've seen some of the things mentioned in it elsewhere. If you like this, you can read it. Hongmeng has the Tao, and the only view of the connection between gods and Tao that I have come across is the Primordial Yuan Fu Lu. In Gao Wei Honghuang's words, there is only one book called "Tianlu Xing" in Shuiqun. The earthly immortals and heavenly immortals there are similar to those in this book. The earthly immortals over there are blessed places with earth veins, and the heavenly immortals lift blessed lands into caves and heavens.
A good book, worth reading carefully. The author has written wonderful works from the ancient times. There are no mindless Western saints here. He has written a pattern that saints should have. It is worth reading. The most important thing is that the author is alive and can listen to opinions [Start]
This book is really amazing. I lost my trumpet a few days ago and found this book with my trumpet. I have read so much about the prehistoric times. This book is a real good book. In the book, the masters of the Sanqing Dynasty, Taiyi of Shinto, Madam Ziguang, Fairy Chang'e, Immortal Zhenyuan, etc., Everyone is a pursuer of the path. There is no prehistoric conspiracy theory. It explains the Lich War and the Catastrophe of the Gods very cleverly. The growth of the protagonist Qingxuan is also reasonable and well-founded. There is nothing against the sky. When I read this book, I was moved by Ma Sui Qingxuan's master-disciple relationship, Zhou Tianxingdou's family relationship, Lingzhu Qingxuan's friendship, etc. I saw the prehistoric era from a different perspective, and saw the sentient beings pursuing the road. I have also seen the cries and lamentations of all living beings. This book provides a reasonable explanation of the alternation between Shinto, Immortal, and Buddhist ways. This book is not suitable for outsiders in many ways, but it is definitely worth reading. The more you read, the more addictive you will be. 😰 Have you drugged me? I read this book twice, and I only picked it up after I lost it. I have been updating Dao Lingzhu Reincarnation in the past few days. I really feel an emotion rising in my heart after reading it. The author must stick to it. Come on, come on.
It's very beautifully written.
The traditional prehistoric times are good👍 I can't stand the plot of the queen who is reincarnated as a star god.
Not bad, I hope there is no female protagonist
It's good-looking, and it's my favorite type. It doesn't have too many flaws, and it's not a bloody novel. It belongs to the ancient times of mythology, not the type that draws Pangu's essence and blood every day, but more classical fairy tales, which are becoming less and less... 🍉 The male protagonist seems to be an aborigine, but he looks like he has traveled through time, which is a bit buggy. There are also some hints of the great python turning into a god to rob Fahai [not stated clearly, just mentioned in passing], which is also quite interesting. Five stars for the author's hard work in coding. ❤️ The gods have their own ways of doing things, but God has his own divinity. The ending of the male protagonist was already decided when he forged the Mercy Sword. I feel that the ending is a manifestation of "God's compassion for the world", and I burst into tears... It was a bit depressing after watching it, a bit BE, but there is hope, so I am semi-open... Overall, this is my favorite type of book, and it's good-looking. ❤️
Hao Kan😁👍🏻The narration is not laggy at all after reading the whole story, the action scenes are vivid, concise and clear, and the literary dramas always make me sigh with the author's literary quality, and there are so many updates, I love it so much👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Qingxuan's growth is very reasonable and not sloppy at all. The settings in it are all biased toward mythology rather than ordinary prehistoric times. There is no Hongjun here. The three great gods are the source of immortality. The two sages of the West are not traditional clowns. There are many immortals in the whole story who have great perseverance and courage. They will not stagnate after losing to Qingxuan. Summary: It's a good book🙃🙃🙃
A very good novel, I would not give it a high score easily. This novel is above 9.2, It is worth reading, and I will definitely change the name in the future. The plot design, characters, plots, and chessboard world are all very good. Good, good, good.
It's good and has the flavor of cultivating immortality. The author will work hard this afternoon.