In the Jie Sect, I Ate My Way to the Primordial Great Luo Realm

I rarely give five stars to prehistoric novels, but this one is good. The protagonist has a golden finger, but the golden finger has a single function. It relies more on the protagonist's own efforts. The protagonist is familiar with the general trend of the prehistoric times, but when he was still young, he did not make too many plans in advance, leaked secrets, etc., And the writing was very pragmatic.

Every character who appears has his own difficulties. It can be said that the author has made every character flesh and blood, and also used the legends from the prehistoric period. The summary is really refreshing, but at the same time, it also has its own logic (the above is just my personal opinion) [Blow kiss]

Much better than what I saw before, I have my own ideas

Seeing that there are not many poisonous points now, the design is also reasonable, and the protagonist is dedicated to the truth and does not mess with the messy affairs between men and women! It's time to be timid and it's time to be timid. It's more comfortable to read. A book of fairy grass. The author will update it quickly!

Not bad! Chapters 1-50 are all very well written, I hope the author can keep it up!

Not bad, I am an old bookworm. I have been reading novels for about 15 years. I have also read dozens of prehistoric novels. I feel that this book still has many shortcomings. The details are not very good and many plots have been skipped. Maybe this is the author's first time writing prehistoric novels. I feel that I can still read it. Come on, author٩(๑^o^๑)۶

Keep writing, I like to see this kind of stuff, come on!

I finished reading "Fengshen: Colorful Koi, The Rise of Wei Mo" in one go. I personally think this is a rare masterpiece in recent years 👍👍👍. I was deeply impressed after reading it. Unlike many other works, I forgot about it immediately after reading it. I am truly grateful for giving me another book that will remain in my memory. At the same time, it also reminded me of the enlightenment work that accompanied me throughout my high school years and followed it for three consecutive years - "Nine Yins and Nine Yangs", which was completed in August 2017. The author is a mouse who married a cat. When I graduated that year, it also ended, so I remember it very deeply. (Thinking about how time flies, it will be 10 years soon) 😂

The plot and writing are good, but I think it's too conspiracy theory, so I can't give it five stars. Except for the protagonist camp, almost all of them are villains. I think many characters have lost their original personalities, leaving only jealousy, anger, and killing, and they have become a bit ferocious. Also, I actually feel that the changes are not big, but it's okay. I'm currently looking at the protagonist's identity and it's useless. I've already made a lot of enemies before I'm even halfway through the plot. It's so tiring and uncomfortable to look at. No, I regret it. Please change the rating.

Can't say it's the appendix , overall the content is okay and worth watching. The ending is a little rushed. First of all, the plot can be said. The protagonist's words are based on the ability to devour, and then become more powerful step by step, in line with the type of refreshing novel, and then it is a more typical prehistoric novel, and it is a It has a matryoshka structure. It starts with a war with each of the three religions in the prehistoric era, then the civil war in the prehistoric era, and then the 3000 demon gods in the prehistoric era to resist chaos, and then to other chaos. Generally speaking, the structure is quite organized. The ending is still a high number worth watching if it is not so rushed.