
Honghuang: I Am Wang Teng, the Great Emperor. Daozu, Step Down
洪荒:本帝王腾,请道祖退位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
116Chapters
461Reads · 30 days
195.4kReads · all time
110Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.0Score
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Excellent! This kind of prehistoric fantasy novel is much more enjoyable than others. The protagonist prioritizes their own interests, whereas in other prehistoric fantasy novels, the protagonist either acts as a babysitter or desperately fawns over a character. This kind of prehistoric fantasy novel is much more satisfying. Hopefully, the quality of future installments will keep up, with the protagonist prioritizing their own interests.
I saw another side of society, which made me think more deeply about human nature. Although some content made me uncomfortable, I think this is perhaps the message the author wanted to convey: he dares to face reality and dares to reveal the truth.
Having finished reading it, it's indeed quite good. At least it's neither servile nor obsequious. After achieving the Great Luo of Hunyuan, it decisively cut off the path to Hunyuan Sainthood. There was absolutely no effort to break the rules to allow Chang Xi and Xi He to become saints as exceptions. It truly embodies the principle of self-importance.
Let me offer you a few words: If you truly uphold this principle as your guiding principle in writing or in life, then stop now. Without a firm will and unwavering resolve, and without understanding, you're merely spouting empty rhetoric. This means that one cannot write well, nor can one do good things or understand them, which is a very important matter.
Wow, that's quite something, forgetting your roots!
Thumbs up 👍! The latest chapter is exactly what I wanted to hear. I share the protagonist's thoughts: it's enough for me to become stronger on my own.
The system is doing the right thing; as long as it makes you happy, that's all that matters. 👍
I have no morals, so no one can control me. I can block someone's advancement, and I'll be free. 🤦🤦🤦🤦
It's very interesting.
It looks great and suits my taste perfectly.