In Honghuang, I Prove the Dao Through Dreams and Fight on Behalf of All Worlds!
人在洪荒，以梦证道，万界代打！
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- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This prehistoric era novel is pretty good. I just hope it doesn't get stuck like other protagonists who can't reach the Saint level later on. If it does, it'll lose its appeal. The protagonist can traverse countless worlds; the previous ruler realm and even the Eternal Emperor realm are much larger than those in this prehistoric era.
Every character in your novel possesses a rich personality and depth, which deeply drew me in. The characters are vivid, distinct, and captivating. The author's writing skills are unparalleled; his unique narrative style drew me into the book, making it impossible to put down. I was captivated by his unique style and profound meaning.
It's quite good. It's not the usual conspiracy theories about Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao; it only focuses on the path to enlightenment and the tribulations that come with it. It also provides the reasons and endings for Pangu's creation of the primordial world, all of which are logical. After all, Pangu was so powerful; there must be a reason for him to create the world.
He said he would keep his dreams a secret, but he ended up taking every woman who came his way. It was okay at first, but then it started to fall apart.
I never expected there would be a book like this in the prehistoric fantasy genre. The "golden finger" is similar to a movie-watching or role-playing game, directly utilizing the Dao fruits of other worlds. Although there are some aspects that are difficult to explain, and the system's power is excessive, its deductions about the primordial world are very strong, opening up new paths, and the…
I've read a lot of prehistoric fantasy novels! But this one offers a fresh and unique experience! It's a deeper analysis of the prehistoric fantasy genre! A must-read for veteran readers who love prehistoric fantasy novels! Especially the ideas about sacrificial rituals being equivalent to quasi-saints!
This unique primordial system for achieving sainthood is unlike any other primordial world and is well worth watching.
5 Stars, keep it up, author!
Objectively, I'd rate it 7.5 Stars. It has many minor flaws, leaving much to be desired, and those who can't resist its flaws might not finish reading it. Essentially, this prehistoric fantasy novel is about "the struggle for the Dao," where there are no absolute enemies or allies, right or wrong. However, I personally feel it could have been written much better, which is a shame.
It's a great show, but the pacing is a bit rushed. The protagonist's dream realm could be improved a bit; the scene where he falls asleep could become a major plot hole.