ENHonghuang: I Became the Heavenly Emperor Through the Book of Ten Thousand Dao
洪荒：从万道书开始成为天帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 691k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
- 271 chapters
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- Honghuang: From Water God to Heavenly Emperor, I Really Want to Get Ahead洪荒：从水神到天帝，我太想进步Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's very well written. Most of Tomato's prehistoric fantasy novels lack any sense of grandeur, especially those with systems. This one, however, has a truly grand feel. Unlike those prehistoric fantasy novels where the battles between immortals feel like mere mortals, and the protagonists all seem like idiots, the prehistoric fantasy atmosphere is completely ruined, and all the powerful beings lack any sense of authority.
This is one of the best prehistoric fantasy novels in recent years. It doesn't have so many conspiracies and tricks, nor does it immediately involve the protagonist becoming a disciple of Tongtian or Yuanshi. It has a mind and ideas, and it particularly likes to expand the pie from this angle, unlike many prehistoric fantasy novels where the protagonist is stingy and constantly searching for…
It's well-written. A good source of inspiration for the ancient times. If it can be completed smoothly, it will be a masterpiece. Various quirky plot points are skillfully incorporated, and the background, schemes, cultivation principles, and character descriptions are all well-done. It's currently at 500,000 words, and updates at 2,000 words per day. Author, please don't stop updating!
It's very good; the main character has a sacred quality. He's not a loser.
It's written with a strong mythological flavor, and the world-building is grand and magnificent. Every character, whether powerful or minor, is well-developed! PS: The only drawback is that updates are slow and infrequent, but the quality is high.
It's quite good, with no system, no awkwardness, and the characters are intelligent. It adds the elements of gods, demons, and three emperors compared to traditional fantasy novels.
I really like this one, it's not the same old prehistoric world, bro. You'd be perfect for writing novels about gods, demons, and dynasties.
This is an absolutely top-rated prehistoric fantasy novel. The author demonstrates strong writing skills and a deep understanding of the prehistoric world system, offering their own interpretation. However, this may cause some readers to feel a little uncomfortable with the setting at the beginning of the first half. But the flaws do not detract from the overall excellence.
This is a different kind of prehistoric world. It's not like the traditional prehistoric world stories with their empty details and constant talk of the Heavenly Dao, the great power, and the forces that drive calamities. So far, it seems more like a traditional protagonist's gradual growth story set against the backdrop of a vast prehistoric world, depicting the hardships and careful maneuvering of lower-level cultivators in their quest for the Dao within that prehistoric world.
Quite an idea, and the book's structure is fairly reasonable. In the beginning, who preached the Way? Gods and the Way were one! Now there are gods and the Way, then there are immortals and demons.