Honghuang: Borrowing Against the Future to Attain the Dao

I've finished reading it. The plot is pretty good, but it's a pity that there are too few chapters. I hope to update it more while ensuring the quality. [Eating Melon] The protagonist Goldfinger is very strong and logical, rather than becoming stronger instantly without thinking. In addition, the protagonist's step-by-step layout is also good. Although some people say that the process of the Great Desolate is the same as other Great Desolate novels, but the author also said the reason. The protagonist also has to plan for luck and merit, so the amount of Only when the general trend develops can we plan better [Chigua] In addition, the Hongjun in this book is not a villain, but a seeker with no good or evil. If the protagonist is useful to him, he will invest in helping him [Chigua] Overall, this book is not bad. As long as the quality is maintained, I will continue to read [Chigua] ps: The only pity is that the protagonist of this book is still a single aristocrat. When will prehistoric novels have female protagonists? [Laughing] No matter what novel I read, my favorite thing is to have multiple female protagonists and open a harem [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

There is a slight Taoist rhyme, and the struggle for crossing is reasonable. That's not to say it's not good, but the portrayal of Sanqing is not good enough. In fact, if you look at Sanqing alone, the portrayal becomes a bit monotonous as you go on; however, Hongjun's image as a contender has made a good start, so when understanding the image of Sanqing, it is not limited to their separate descriptions, and some of the associated images are supplemented. The portrayal of the two saints in the West is okay, but it may be that I am wearing a filter. I feel that sometimes it is respectable and sometimes a little ungrateful (I am not commenting on his relationship with Hongjun, just judging from his interaction with the protagonist, his behavior and psychology), but overall it is on the upper side, and the contradictions in his character are within a reasonable range. The ending was rather rushed, and the atmosphere of the relationship between Hongjun and Zhunti Jieyin was not followed up. Although the ending is rushed, it is not too hasty. The story chain is complete and it is not unfinished and uncomfortable. It is still worth watching.

Very good. I have read too many conspiracy theories. This different style makes people feel good. However, it suddenly ended unfinished. I hope the author will work hard and the subsequent books will be even better [currently in progress]

Overall, it's okay, except that Goldfinger is an advance payment type and needs compensation. Also, everything is written about fate and destiny, and the various causes and effects are not so enjoyable to read. It can be regarded as a normal prehistoric novel with golden fingers that can be ignored. Fine

Does the heroine have Queen Mother Nuwa and Queen Mother of Tuxi Sanxiao?

The realm of this book, the number of spiritual treasure level restrictions, is orthodox and reasonable, but it is not included in the later "Apotheosis of the Gods" and "Journey to the West", which is a pity and hastily completed. However, it can be regarded as a good prehistoric novel, and it is comfortable to read among so many prehistoric novels.

It's pretty good, although there are still some problems in some places. Goldfinger is great, but it's too restrictive, but overall it's good. There's nothing very vicious or bloody. Overall it's okay, but it's too little. Please write more.

Fellow Taoist, why don't you see the sermon? The Taoist ancestor once said that the Dharma is not spread to the six ears. If you don't say a word about your journey to the west, you will ruin a disaster [laughing]

It's okay, but the protagonist doesn't dare to plot against others, and he doesn't even dare to let go of being plotted by others.

It's a rare masterpiece among prehistoric novels, and it's very pleasing if it doesn't contain private goods.