The Great Brother of the Three Religions of the Ancient World

The writing is quite good, and although the plot is a bit cliche, it is still solid. The setting is also good, and there are no obvious problems with the characters' logic and stance in the 50 chapters so far. The author obviously made a good distinction between the original work of Honghuangliu and Fengshen. Fengshenyan only has the two sects of interpretation and interception, and the leaders are not heavenly saints. Sanqing is just a fellow disciple and has nothing to do with Pangu's brothers. They are naturally beaten to death, and the disciples are recruited and sorted from big to small. In Honghuangliu, it is generally assumed that Tongtian, the most lively person, accepts disciples, while Renjiao and Chanjiao start to accept disciples after they establish a religion and become a saint. (Of course, here, this book has some private settings, which is harmless. After all, you need to pilot your own path, which is more reasonable). Then there are some small suggestions. I briefly read the author's previous book and found quite a few harem chapters. Well, how should I put it, in the prehistoric background, it was quite acceptable for the human emperor to have a harem. But for example, the protagonist of the current book is the incarnation of an innate spiritual treasure, who is doted on by the Three Pure Ones. I personally think that it is possible to have a Taoist companion, but it is not suitable for a harem. After all, the prehistoric world is, to put it bluntly, a world of seeking Taoism. Having a Taoist companion can be said to be a match made in heaven, and it is a blessing from heaven. The harem always feels weird (it looks a bit cheap? That's probably how it feels).

Yes, but in addition to Xihe, there are also Chang Xi on the Taiyin Star.

It connects all the things that happened in the prehistoric times, no matter how big or small, and many things that have not appeared in other novels before are completed here.

Ordinary prehistoric literature, no poisonous points, come on

After reading so many prehistoric articles, this is the first one I saw that really made Xuanmen grow formally. I support it.

A book about time travel, written in a humorous and interesting style

It's good to read, and 2 chapters are updated every day. I'm pretty diligent, but there's just something wrong with it (one star less is because I'm afraid you'll be arrogant)

Interesting, but not much Don't write about the Holy Mother of the Golden Spirit being too stupid. After all, she was also the mother of all the stars of Dou Mu Yuanjun in the later period. She was just cultivating and not managing the outer disciples.

A little cottony in the middle, overall pretty good

It's great that the protagonist is the favorite of the Sanqing group,

It's okay. I'm looking forward to the next plot and don't fall apart.

A good book that will keep you reading

Hoho, good reviews, good reviews, five-star reviews

Looks good, looks good, yeah

It's really good to have a look

Well written and beautiful

It looks good. If you like it, please come for more😁😁😁

It's pretty good, come on

Fine. Very nice

It's very nice. Anyway, I like it.

Looking forward to the author's other works

Not bad, worthy of praise

Good, good, good, good

So far so good

Great, you can take a look

It's pretty good now, I hope the author sticks to it

I never expected Hongjun to be the villain again

Ahhhh, why did it end so quickly? I'm in tears [crying] [crying] [crying] I love it so much.

It's a good read and worth recommending, but there are a few updates [smile] [smile] The author should update more.

A very good prehistoric novel. I hope I can become a Buddhist leader in the end.