A Great Golden Immortal Who Doesn't Want to Become Pangu Isn't a True Great Golden Immortal
不想做盘古的大罗，不是好大罗
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- 343k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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Which Is Stronger: Great Luo, Mythical Great Luo, Five-Tai Great Luo, Primordial Great Luo, or Void Great Luo?
Mythic Great Luo, Five Great Luo, Primordial Great Luo, or Void Great Luo: which one is stronger?
Tomato Novel Has Had so Many Great New Releases Lately, but the Word Counts...
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I'm Extremely Picky. I've Read Over 400 Books and Only Added Two to My Library. Please Recommend Some
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Looking for stories like *Fantasy: Building an Eternal Divine Dynasty, Starting with Enfeoffment*.
Primordial Chaos Stories With Few Schemes, Focused on Strengthening the Primordial World
Looking for books like *Primordial Chaos: I Share the World with Hongjun*. Have there been any good books in the Primordial Chaos genre lately? I’ve only found a few that are just about readable.
Any Books About Becoming a Mythic Great Luo with Proof of the Dao?
Any Books with Ideas Bigger Than the Solar System?
I'm looking for books like *The Keyboard Warrior Born from a Hailstorm*. I'd love a story that keeps switching between urban settings and wild imaginative scenarios, with ideas so huge they can contain countless planets. Does anything like that exist? Actually, I do have a simple little novel here. Anyone else have one?
Mythic Primordial Chaos: Immortals Can Destroy Countless Heavens
Top-Quality Reads
Looking for stories similar to *Counting Time in the Sunset*. All kinds of stories.
Any Novels About Mythic Great Daos? Nothing Set in the Primordial World
Looking for an eternal-all-heavens story in the mythic Daluo style, but not a Primordial World setting and no harem. Ideally, it should focus purely on cultivation and conflict.
If the Primordial World Is Supreme, How Could It Not Know About Transmigrators?
Looking for books similar to Primordial Chaos: Starting by Killing a Transmigrator.
Become the Heavenly Dao
The protagonist transmigrates and becomes the Heavenly Dao.
Primordial World: Avoiding Karma, Tending the Ley Lines, and Making the World a Better Place
The Three Pure Ones Need Only Clay Bodies, but the Buddha Must Be Gilded
The Three Pure Ones need only bodies of clay, while the Buddha must be plated in gold. In troubled times, the Bodhisattvas turn their backs on the world, while an old Daoist carries his sword to save all living things. In prosperous times, worshippers flock to Buddhist temples, while Daoists retreat to the mountains and forests.
Looking for a Story Where the Protagonist Sleeps in a Tomb and Is Unearthed on a Livestream by Archaeologists
From the Start at the Great Dao Realm, Only to Reveal a Mythic Daluo!
I'm looking for books like *I Rise Straight to the Great Dao Realm from the Start. Am I Invincible?* The protagonist rises straight to the Great Dao from the start. It's a fresh take on the genre. I thought the Great Dao was already outrageous, but I never expected Mythic Great Luo!
Please, Please, Please, Please, Please
Has anyone read a book where tossing a coin either lowers or restores a status by 50 percent? Early on, the protagonist also put the monsters they'd defeated into an arcade machine.
Looking for Primordial World Novels, No System, No System, No System
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The prehistoric era is Da Luo's playground, and he will be offline if he fails. The next game starts again.
The author's writing style is very good, and it is in line with my understanding of Daluo. The reverse effect is the cause, the eternal proof, immortality, crossing time, ignoring space... The characters are also well drawn, such as Xuanyuan, Sanqing, and Nuwa Fuxi are lifelike and have distinct images.
The writing is very good, and it describes all my knowledge and imagination about the mythical Da Luo!
Reminds me of the founder of Shengun and Huanghuang, the holy way of the prehistoric era. Pangu took turns doing it. The prehistoric one is also a super big Luo.
High-end prehistoric, the writing style is very good, very interesting to read, the logic is strict, a rare good work [crying][crying] Come on, author
It's very similar to the last volume of Fantasy World Time Travel. I feel this way. I don't know if anyone else has the same feeling.
It's probably a trumpet account opened by someone old, not like a newcomer
Yes, it is a true masterpiece of mythology, a high-end astronomical book about prehistoric times. It's a bit like Gou Xian and the founder of the magic stick. It's just too little, one chapter a day is not enough
The starting point is too high, and the author's writing power is not strong enough. He cannot write such a grand worldview, and can only be specious.
It's very nice, but there are too few. Then Dao Youyi, Zulong, Gonggong, Xuanming and the main character Dao are the same, they are just trumpets. You can definitely see it when you look at Dao. The mythical Da Luo and the Great Wilderness all have these problems. Ordinary prehistoric times are normal without the Dao Dao Youyi. If there is no Dao in the Mythical Prehistoric World, it is not considered a myth.