Honghuang: A Primordial Yin-Yang Flood Dragon, So There Is No More Golden Flood Dragon Scissors

Not bad, the author of many vague settings of Honghuangliu has new settings and additions. Moreover, the setting of the saint is finally normal. Other novels write about the saint in a trivial manner. A saint has his own magnanimity. A saint may casually crush you to death, but he will not deliberately target you like an ant. People are not that boring.

High-quality prehistoric literature, not as narrow-minded as other prehistoric texts, the saints in it are like saints, this book has a pattern. Many Tomato books are like this. A group of people who have lived for who knows how long turn out to be small-minded, careless, easily angry, and their expressions are written on their faces. I have absolutely no idea where I have lived with such a high level of cultivation and such a long life.

It's nice to read. I just like this kind of writing style. It doesn't have any gold fingers and it's not pretentious. It's very suitable for the subject of the ancient times. Moreover, the author is not as dark and crippled as other ancient novels. A saint should have the style and magnanimity of a saint. I just watched Nezha. The plot is like shit and has no merit except for the special effects.

To be honest, in Tomato, flying next door. I have read many ancient novels, and this setting is the most comfortable to read. It is logical and explains the teachings of Jiejiao.

Author, your writing ideas and ideas make my eyes shine! I saw a different prehistoric world from a perspective that I had never seen before. Every saint knew everything and understood everything. They just followed the way of heaven and the general trend! This is the vision and pattern that a saint should have! The saint is both wise and far-sighted! By the way, after reading everyone's comments, I missed one word: divinity! No, my vocabulary is limited and I can't put my thoughts into writing. I'm so ashamed!!

It's a very good novel. If you read it without being arrogant or impetuous, you can see the author's shaping and understanding of the prehistoric times. However, the core of the novel wants to express takes up too much space, and the plot of the real story cannot support the author's thoughts. In short, although the plot design matches the core of the story, it feels like a small horse pulling a big cart.

Giving it five stars gives the author some confidence to write it down. I hope the battles will be more polished and the plot will be more plot-heavy, compared to the plot. The battle plot is still a bit lacking. There is always a disadvantage if there is no fighting in the ancient times. Especially the protagonist, who is fighting at first glance. Furthermore, it is about breaking through the realm of quasi-sage. The author should also polish it carefully. Is he killing three corpses or finding another way? It's also a plus if it's well written.

Very good. Most of the prehistoric novels describe these saints as having many conspiracies and schemes. It always feels like one or two small tricks can turn things around. No matter whether they are saints or anyone else, they should follow the general trend. Although the author has only updated this little bit, it is not very amazing. Overall, you can read it with confidence.

It is good-looking and beautiful. It has this kind of simple and unpretentious writing style, which is especially suitable for themes such as ancient times and wilderness. The previous book "Bing Di Lian" is like this. Moreover, the author is not as dark and crooked as other ancient novels. A saint should have the style and demeanor of a saint, not like a market rogue or a robber. The author's setting is very comfortable to read. And there are really few people who tell good stories seriously. Starting from a magic weapon like the Golden Dragon Scissors, I am really interested.

To be honest, it's really good. It doesn't bring into the traditional prehistoric novels. Many of the novels written by Red Man nowadays are all about conspiracy theories. It's annoying to read. It's outrageous to talk about merits casually. This book is really good. I highly recommend it. Can the author update it quickly?