
Transmigrating to the Barbarian Era
穿越蛮荒纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- In a New Wilderness Era, I Become the Primordial Divine Emperor蛮荒新纪元成了太始神帝Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a great read, a slow-burn story, but there are too few updates. The Guinness World Record for fastest typing is 807 words per minute. I'm not asking you to break a Guinness World Record, but at least one minute. 500 Words, minus two hours for meals and eight hours for sleep, leaves 14 hours a day, totaling 840 minutes. That means you need to write 420,000 words. At 3,000 words per chapter, that's 140 chapters.
To be honest, in my opinion, this is a very good book. Firstly, although it also depicts the creation myth and the primordial era, it differs from the traditional primordial era genre (the traditional primordial era template: Pangu creating the world, the great calamity of ferocious beasts, the struggle for supremacy among the three races, the war between immortals and demons, Hongjun merging…
Tai Shi is now treated like a darling of the group. Because of his arrival, the God Emperor became the Heavenly Emperor, Qing Tian became the Lord of the Thunder Department, and even all living beings in the world have the opportunity to develop to a higher level. It seems that the top figures in the world all know this, so they basically all protect Tai Shi.
It's well-written, though the first few chapters felt a bit weak. The later chapters show significant improvement in both plot and writing style. The vast and boundless wilderness world has elements of other fantasy novels while possessing its own unique worldview. I highly recommend it; it's a good book and deserves more appreciation.
Keep it up, it's well written.
Not bad, I actually finished reading it bit by bit, but why does it feel like the protagonist has become the Heavenly Emperor?
It's watchable, it shouldn't have such a low rating.
As expected, those increasingly ridiculous books all rely on the author's imagination at the end. Like many others, the author never explained the scale of their world-building. At least the primordial era had a source, but some things disappeared once they emerged from chaos.
It should have partially used AI.
It's alright, at least readable, and it surpasses most of Tomato's books.