Honghuang: From the Primordial Spirit Bamboo to Tongtian Jianmu
洪荒：从先天灵竹到通天建木
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- Ongoing
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- 869k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
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- 12mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I'm Desperate for Something to Read. No Stories Farming Ratings!
I want to read something similar to The Tenth Day of the End.
Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
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
No Harem, Upright Values, and a Male Lead Who Isn't a Womanizer
Books with charismatic characters.
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*.
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 Protagonist Transmigrates as a Bodhisattva in a Western Buddhist Sect
It becomes really chaotic with Journey to the West later on.
Single-Minded Pursuit of the Dao, Cultivation to the Extreme: High-Quality Reads
Plain and uneventful cultivation is the real thing.
Novels Set in the Primordial World, Where It Never Falls from Grace
Any Books About Becoming a Mythic Great Luo with Proof of the Dao?
The Protagonist Is Buddhist, With No Showing Off, No Face-Slapping, and No Naive Foolishness!
Preferably something sci-fi!
Looking for Cultivation Novels That Aren't the Usual, By-the-Book Stories
Looking for books like The Immortal God King. First, the writing needs to have some life to it. I don’t want stiff, wooden storytelling. Also, the protagonist should have some strength when they appear, not be too weak, but they shouldn’t be able to crush everyone either. And don’t make them a self-sacrificing saint.
Are There Really No Fantasy Farming Novels? Growing Spirit Herbs, Raising Spirit Beasts, and Selling Them
Xuanhuan farming
A Creative, Refreshing Primordial Chaos Novel
I want books similar to "Primordial World: I Do Not Want to Be Refined into a Treasure, So I Work Hard..."
An Ordinary Urbanite's Rise to Success
Looking for books similar to *Now That I’m Reborn, Why Not Give the Country a Shortcut? (The Strongest Academician)*. I’m looking for urban novels about ordinary people turning their lives around.
Who Can Stand Against the Primordial World?
Looking for books similar to Starting from Nezha the Demon Child and Checking In Across the Primordial World. A new style of Primordial World story.
A Book About Creating a New Path of Cultivation in the Primordial World
Xuanhuan with a Twist: Even After Achieving Immortality, He Still Keeps a Low Profile, Li Changshou Says He Is Not Alone on This Path
Looking for books like The Undying Mentor. A fantasy novel with a creative premise: after being reborn, the protagonist gains a System and becomes immortal. That doesn’t mean he can let his guard down like Tang Sanzang; he still has to keep a low profile. Let the world change over countless ages: when I return, I’ll still be me. Li Changshou says the way of keeping a low profile will live on!
Cultivating the Ley Lines, Purifying the Land, and Creating a Sustainable Farming World
The protagonist cultivates the ley lines in the primordial world, creates worlds, and purifies them.
Any Stories About a Taoist Priest Advancing from Foundation Building to the Primordial Great Golden Immortal? Not a Primordial Chaos Story
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A very good novel, innovative and thoughtful. Good luck to the author. I like this kind of thing. The world is evolving upwards. It is not from the prehistoric continent to the Golden Immortal in Journey to the West. The energy of the world is gradually getting thinner. The longer time passes through the great formation, the world fetal membrane, the world will become bigger and bigger, and there will be more and more energy. The monks are more powerful than before. The timeline of the protagonist is also good. It is not the kind of excessive transition of hundreds or thousands of years.
For new readers of Honghuang Meng, it should be good, but for old readers, it is full of flaws [laughing and crying]
After reading 6 pictures, my senses are OK. I like this kind of writing. I don't know if it will be farming writing or leisurely writing in the future. I will occasionally fight.
In the first few chapters, time and space were a bit understated, but then they became normal. 😂And the protagonist is relatively stable and low-key, vigorously repairing and developing the West and Western religion where he was born, and improving his own roots (from Yunzhu to Jianmu). Don't cause trouble, and drive the systematic and healthy development of the masters such as the Second Saint of the West, the Dragon Clan, Hongyun, Zhen Yuanzi, Zhangtian Xuangui, etc., And the Phoenix Clan may join in the future. There is a thriving farming trend, which is pretty good so far. [Laugh]
It's rare to find a serious book about the West, and it seems to be okay so far. However, I personally feel that the author still lacks some overall perspective. It just doesn't feel ambitious enough when reading, and the expectations are not particularly high. There are several more ambitious books in Tomato.
They all fail to keep track of time. Author, time is a big problem for you.
For the first time, I saw the two sages of the West show their faces to others. They also identified Hongjun as a common enemy and asked everyone to unite.
A good book, new ideas, worth collecting
The prehistoric period is divided into: small prehistoric state, low prehistoric state (where this book is located), medium prehistoric state, high prehistoric state, the highest prehistoric state, and the only prehistoric state.
It's okay. The Golden Immortal's transformation should be considered as basic, and decomposing the demonic energy should be meritorious. The protagonist feels that he doesn't need to become a disciple. It always feels that it conflicts with the setting [laughing and crying]