In the Primordial World: I, Master of All Waters
人在洪荒：我，掌控万水
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- Eastern Fantasy
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Alas, I’ve Finally Succumbed to the Drought of Good Reads. I Leave My Legacy to the Worthy
I devoted my whole life to fighting the great calamity of having nothing to read. My cultivation reached the late stage of the Sudden Death Realm, but in the end, I was no match for the calamity. I leave behind my legacy and await a worthy successor. If you can bring me back to life, I will give you my all and help you break through the Sudden Death Realm in an instant, taking you straight to the Ascension Realm. 😶
High-Level Primordial Era Novels, No Mindless Bashing of the Six Saints
In a Reading Slump: Looking for a Truly Fresh and Exciting Read
Everyone can recommend just one personal top pick. Please don't suggest books with inflated ratings. I've read most of the famous ones, so I'm looking for something fresh.
Prehistoric Cultivation: No Master, Just Self-Taught Dao, Rising to Greatness
Looking for books similar to "Even the River of Time Is a River."
There Are No More Masterpieces in the Primordial World Genre. Debate Me
Honghuang: The Primordial Banana Tree, With No More Banana Fans
Looking for books similar to *Primordial World: The Innate Plantain Tree, So No More Plantain Fans*. Are there any without a System, without trashing the Six Saints, and without ridiculous exaggerations like Chaos spiritual treasures appearing every other second? That stuff is no fun at all.
Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Primordial World and Cultivating Through Hard Work?
Honghuang: The Protagonist Has an Exceptional Bloodline, but the Story Stays Within Honghuang
The story must stay within the world of the Primordial Wilderness. The strongest power level should be the Great Dao, with no realms or worlds beyond the Primordial Wilderness.
Prehistoric Era Novels About Avoiding Karma, Restoring the Ley Lines, or Clearing Malicious Energy to Make the World Better
I'm looking for books like *The Lord of Poyang Lake*.
Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
Looking for books similar to *Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!* I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.
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.
The Primordial Era Always Has Hongjun and Yuanshi Fighting. I Want a More Peaceful Story
Can we stop having everyone fight each other all the time? I'd like something more harmonious.
Looking for Good Primordial Chaos Stories with a Female Lead, Where the Protagonist Isn't Castrated
Primordial-Era Xuanhuan Novels
I want to read books like Journey to the West: A Relative of Lingshan, the Peacock Wisdom King. There haven’t been many good prehistoric fantasy novels lately. Anything similar?
Stories Where the Protagonist Can Control Water or Has Water-Related Abilities
I Think The Great Wilderness: I, the Chief Disciple of the Jie Sect, Speak for Humanity Is the Pinnacle of Great Wilderness Fiction
The ultimate prehistoric-era story. Disagree? Let's debate.
Prehistoric Era Stories Don't Keep Track of Time. Send Me Your Best Prehistoric-Era Reads, I'll Check Them Out!
Looking for content like Cultivation: Divine Strategy. Primordial Chaos stories are my absolute favorite. Any like-minded friends out there? @Bingtian Mochuan @Dongfang Changkong, Who Likes Daxuesu @Cangwu's Dragon Law @Xing Huizhen of Yangchun City @Jiuyu Xianyin @
Primordial-Era Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a Fourth Path to Sainthood
Looking for Primordial Chaos Novels Rated Above 9.7
Primordial World: Becoming Yuanshi's Disciple
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Looking for Stories About Protagonists Who Practice Dark Arts
No cultivation, no System. The protagonist is an ordinary person whose family is killed in a sudden calamity. He wants revenge and, by chance, travels to Southeast Asia, where he obtains an evil book. He begins practicing what it teaches and gradually becomes a practitioner of dark arts, all while pursuing his revenge.
Siheyuan: Martial Arts, Hunting, and Motorcycles, With No Cheats or Only a Minor One
Siheyuan: The protagonist isn't from the original story and knows kung fu, hunts, and rides a motorcycle. A little aggressive, with no cheats or only a minor one. The plot shouldn't be too ridiculous.
Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth
The classical meaning of the word Hongjun is “heaven and nature,” and that may be what it means in *Investiture of the Gods* as well. But most prehistoric fantasy stories nowadays portray him as a vicious villain, which I really don’t understand. He is revered alongside the Dao and blends in with the world. How could the Dao be good or evil?
Young He Yuzhu in a Siheyuan, Raising His Little Sister
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[Eating Melon] Bitter feelings flow from time to time. . . Talking about love and hatred in the ancient world, Jing Yin and Zhunti were forced to separate, Beihai Kunpeng was forced to accept the guest, and the protagonist intervened as the third party of Zhen Yuanzi Hongyun. . . .
This book is very good in my eyes, considered good🌿 1. From the perspective of non-conspiracy theory, I think this book has definitely achieved it. First of all, I think the non-conspiracy theory here is from a macro perspective, which is equivalent to whether everything that happened in this prehistoric era was determined by Hongjun and is unchanged. However, from the text, there are many unconventional things, but there is no appearance of Hongjun to stop it (this is really good, there are really too many books like this, it makes me feel physically sick after reading it) 2. The portrayal of the two Western brothers is really excellent. They did not go to great lengths to describe their greed and wretchedness. Instead, they focused on their dedication and care for each other and their care for all sentient beings in the West. 3. All the gods in this book love the world (all living beings seem to be mainly in their own realm). Of course, some will have their own selfish desires, but in general they still have great love. 4. As for the protagonist, he has the mentality of a time traveler, and his growth is also very clear. 5. I also think the friendship between the three protagonists is very good. The three of them help each other, support each other, and grow together. It's all good. So overall, it's a really good book. In my eyes, this book shouldn't be extremely toxic.
There are no conspiracy theories, and the plot is relatively good. The main character was timid in the early stage and was a bit speechless. Fortunately, the author managed to come back. The overall feeling is quite good. The friendship between Xuantao, Zhen Yuanzi, and Hongyun is very warmly described. I hope the author can keep it up and finally achieve the results he wants.
Although the first 20 chapters scare me and make me complain for no reason, it is still good to quickly skip the rest. Of course, I only read about 60 chapters. If it continues, it has the potential to score 8.5 To 9.0 Points.
Come on, as you said, it would be better if you write about ordinary congenital creatures or acquired creatures. No matter how you write, the innate sanctity you write is unlikely to be like this [laughing] You can be steady and cautious, Old 6. But I really think that every innate sanctity must be proud at heart, more proud or arrogant than the so-called Lucifer [laughing] I was born as a Da Luo, how could I be vain of you?
The writing is very good. The protagonist has a deep inheritance of Gou Zhidao. The character setting is also eye-catching. He has his own ideas. Good luck to the author [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
I feel that later in the novel, when the human race is under siege, it is possible that the human race suddenly rebels. After all, they are really treated as Japanese. Every time the masters of heaven and earth rise up, and the human race has geniuses, you will find that in the end, few are real human race.
The latter part is very good, and I feel that the author's writing style and framework have improved.
Well! This is really wonderful! It has the freshness of tofu mixed with spring onions!
It's good-looking and not toxic. I haven't seen such a heart-warming prehistoric novel in a long time. I don't criticize any saints or Taoist ancestors. The protagonist is not invincible at the beginning. I like the growth-oriented protagonist. The friendship between the three protagonists is also very good [Sending my heart]