Clan Cultivation: My Stone Gate Leads to Honghuang

This is a pretty good novel. It features a dual transmigration between a cultivation world and a prehistoric world. The prehistoric world is known for its extremely high power levels, with Heavenly Dao, Sages, and Great Luo Immortals everywhere. However, the timeline is usually set extremely long.

It's quite good, but the setting of the prehistoric world is very rudimentary. What kind of world is the prehistoric world? It's a world rich in resources, where the spiritual energy of heaven and earth is innate, even immortal spiritual energy. After the three races fought for supremacy, corpses littered the land.

This is merely the primitive stage of the cultivation world. Such a primordial setting will be highly controversial. There aren't even any primordial beings. The Dao follows nature; cultivation is about sovereignty. Therefore, cultivation is purely self-serving. Others believe life and death are predestined, wealth and honor are determined by fate. We cultivators, why should we fear a battle!

Keep it up! Updates are too slow! Also, the "spiritual root cultivation" system was just a fabrication to easily modify game data. The orthodox cultivation methods are still Qi gathering and refining, and the Golden Core method. You can refer to the Legend of Shushan Swordsmen, or some Yuan Shen Dao Dao methods.

It was absolutely fantastic. Especially the Primordial Era arc, from nothing to something. The war between the Lich King and the successful construction of the underground tunnels—it was all so bloody and incredibly difficult. Humanity was also a chaotic free-for-all, from initial selflessness to later power struggles…

This is the first time I've read a novel that combines the cultivation world and the prehistoric era. It's very novel and interesting. However, the prehistoric human race is a bit too primitive and doesn't make full use of the abundant spiritual energy in their environment for adaptation.

It's better than I expected. I was initially worried that the setting of one month in the cultivation world and one year in the prehistoric world might hinder the plot of one side, but so far the author has taken care of it. The only problem is that the cultivation levels of the characters are too low. I'll see when they can get to the prehistoric world, otherwise they'll fall too far behind. Because I think cultivation doesn't necessarily have to be a solitary pursuit! 🤔

A very good prehistoric fantasy novel, well told, it touches on family ties and worldly affairs, clans and humanity, the small love of family and the great love of the prehistoric world. A stone gate closely links them, and a physical body connects two worlds. The restraint of the cultivation world and the frustration and powerlessness of the prehistoric world, I look forward to the author's detailed portrayal!

This is a rare novel that combines the prehistoric world and the traditional cultivation world; please support it!

Every time I see a Heavenly Dao oath or similar setting in cultivation novels, I can't help but wonder, what if I were to make a Heavenly Dao oath every time I joined a sect, took on disciples, or went on adventures with friends?