Xuanhuan: From a Savage Tribe to the Supreme Heavenly Court

Okay, this one is based on the Yingren book. The book "Yingman" is about Western fantasy mythology, and this one is about traditional Chinese mythology. In terms of material selection, there is actually not much difference. It's just that the selection of Yingren is a little smarter than this one, because most people in our country grew up listening to traditional Chinese myths, and the previous Honghuangliu novels have made us overly familiar with this subject matter, and what the author wrote is very different from what we think, so it looks very confusing. For example, although there are many versions of Nuwa, Nuwa's mending the sky and Nuwa's creation of humans are the most deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the author's writing in this way is very tearful and slightly confusing. As for Yingren's book, although Western Fantasy is also widely circulated among the public, what we are exposed to is not very systematic or comprehensive, and the version is not single, so it does not seem so confusing. And I'm not a professional, so I don't know how to explain many things. Generally speaking, it's okay.

The first and middle stages are very good, yes. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist Taiyi helping the human race to reach its peak. But I don't know why. It's really puzzling for a modern person to only develop leadership but not architecture, territory, politics, wisdom, culture, etc. He has to let his subordinates figure it out bit by bit. The only thing I regret is King Ruizin. I did not want to offend Taiyi. He contributed the most to all races in the world, especially the human race, even more than Taiyi. However, no one commemorated him after his death. This reminds me of a sentence: No one in this world will remember you, why are you working so hard? Even if you have done endless good deeds for them, or even made huge merits, just because you did one wrong thing, you will be cast aside by all races and no one will remember you. Overall, Taiyi has many flaws in his character and is not a protagonist suitable for the public. People always read novels to obtain correct values and gain nutrition. This book cannot set a good example. I'm not a professional, just for reference

Very good. It's better than the Angel book. It has emotions, emotions, and characterization. It's not like the Angel book. There are no individuals or group portraits. The battles are also briefly mentioned. The battles in this book are exciting and the characters are very vivid. I hope it doesn't get boring as you go to the back like the Angel book.

It's rare to see such a stunning and colorful book. It's very sophisticated, the plot is flawless, and the characters are flesh-and-blood. It's a rare masterpiece for an online book [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Read Chapter 65: There are flaws, but not many. It's not bad at all. In this place, I like to read it. There are basically few good reviews. This book is considered very good! Of course, there is something wrong with the title. After all, in the tribal era and before the concept of "human race" was born, people were called "Dad, Mom". I hope the author can change it in the future. In my fantasy (whether it is fantasy or the ordinary world), the title of that era should be like this. In that era, the most awe of heaven and earth should be, so heaven is "father" and the status is "mother"! As for which one is more reasonable, the author has the final say.

To be honest, this kind of writing is pretty good, as long as it doesn't suck later on. Tai Mi is so confident and the road is so smooth, he is no different from Long Aotian.

It feels good, but it depends on whether the author can pull it off later. I hope there won't be any plot about recruiting girls, and I can just focus on developing the human race.

The writing style and characteristics can be said to be unique in Tomato Fantasy, and I enjoyed it very much! In addition, I would like to make some suggestions. The strength of the gods is most likely to be distributed between the early and late stages of the 8th realm. The probability of killing a god is the 9th realm. If the author wants to delay killing until the 10th realm, it will be a bit delayed. Let me express my thoughts directly here. I think the name of the 9th realm must contain the word "god". I recommend the name: 9th realm·Chi Shen, maybe with Chen Ping An's sentence is a bit conflicting. Let's talk about why I think it is necessary to bring a divine word. The Ninth Realm, as a realm that transcends or equalizes the gods, must bring a divine word. I hope the author can see and adopt this divine word. In addition, I mentioned the "Chi God". The word "Chi" has the meaning of command and instruction in mythology. It is perfect to form the "Chi God" with the god in the Ninth Realm. I hope it will be adopted.

Apart from being a little bit toxic at the beginning, everything is fine in the end, especially the development is very to my liking, and it's not the kind of arrogant and domineering thing that changes every few days and keeps going all the way. The timeline is okay, but the racial population is a bit small. Don't be skewed in the subsequent development. To rule all races, you need to build a country and ascend to the heaven and the plane.

I see the sense of epicness. Many people say that your subject matter is based on Birdman, but I feel that the writing is really great and the atmosphere is too strong. It seems that the protagonist has not done anything out of character or pretended to be cool. The writing is smooth and comfortable all day long. The main thing is that it combines mythology and story very well. It reminds me of another Scarlet Businessman, which is a combination of turning epic into reality, which is rare and good.