I Rule Honghuang, Who Can Stand Against Me?

**Book review "Who Do I Dominate and Fight" reconstructs the mythical epic with a subversive prehistoric narrative, deconstructs the traditional saint system into a triple game of "the way of heaven, the way of earth, and the way of humanity", endows the witch clan with wisdom and the human race with the living soul of rebellious destiny. The protagonist Chen Dong'er shuttles between the Sanqing and Pangu inheritances, tearing apart the shackles of fate with arrogance. His entanglement with Yuanfeng and Qingluan even tempers the love tribulation into the Taoist tribulation fire. The author uses magnificent brushstrokes to describe the spectacle of the tide of chaos rewinding and the fissures of Guixu swallowing the sky, and he implants the philosophy of "civilization advancement" into the shadow of the Immortal Killing Sword and the ringing of the bells of chaos. Hongjun transforms into a tyrant of rules, and the ancestral witch of the Wu clan awakens the sacred power of the earth. Every battle of killing the saint is a carnival of the collapse of the old order. Although the pace is a little hasty in the later stages, the grand foreshadowing of the multiverse battle and the civilizational metaphor of "self-transcendence" finally make this anti-routine novel burst out with shocking charm.