Honghuang: The Daoists and Buddhists Don't Need Me, a Rogue Cultivator

Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems

Looking for books similar to "Pangu: Systems, I'm Back for Revenge!" I'm really tired of those stories that break the whole cultivation system, as well as the prehistoric-world novels that water things down. They're all so mindless. I want a proper prehistoric-world story, like one about a human sage and so on.

Looking for Books About Occult Arts, Corpse Refining, Ghost Raising, Insect and Gu Poison, and Unorthodox Paths

Looking for books like "Cultivation: Starting with Corpse Refining". I want a specialized art like the Hum and Ha Generals' techniques, but one the protagonist can train in alongside other skills. They could raise ghosts, control insects, refine corpses, or practice unorthodox arts.

Prehistoric Cultivation: No Master, Just Self-Taught Dao, Rising to Greatness

Looking for books similar to "Even the River of Time Is a River."

Unorthodox Paths, Carefree Living

The unorthodox path next door

Daoist Sect, Invincible or Nearly Invincible from the Start, the Highest-Tier Daoist Sect

Daoist sects, with a protagonist who's invincible or nearly invincible from the start, then grows stronger and stronger until he truly becomes invincible.

The Protagonist Is Buddhist, With No Showing Off, No Face-Slapping, and No Naive Foolishness!

Preferably something sci-fi!

Primordial Era Novels That Don't Villainize the Six Saints

I've read too many conspiracy theories and want something fresh. Nothing too clichéd, no harem, no forced stupidity, and don't vilify Hongjun.

Hongjun Is Neither Good nor Evil: Looking for Prehistoric Fantasy With Real Depth

The classical meaning of the word Hongjun is “heaven and nature,” and that may be what it means in "Investiture of the Gods" as well. But most prehistoric fantasy stories nowadays portray him as a vicious villain, which I really don’t understand. He is revered alongside the Dao and blends in with the world. How could the Dao be good or evil?

A Book About Creating a New Path of Cultivation in the Primordial World

They're All Primordial World Stories

Looking for Good Primordial Era Novels, Please!

System, transmigration, rebirth...

Looking for Honghuang Novels With a Truly Unusual Take

What Is the Fifth Primordial Five-Colored Lotus in the Primordial World?

The Primordial Five-Colored Lotus: so far there's the Creation Azure Lotus, the Reincarnation Black Lotus, the Karmic Fire Red Lotus, and the Merit Golden Lotus. But what is the fifth one: the Reincarnation Purple Lotus or the World-Cleansing White Lotus? The World-Cleansing White Lotus is usually considered the fifth, but where does the Reincarnation Purple Lotus come from?

The Three Primordial Sovereigns and the Mythic Primordial Era

Looking for books similar to Primordial World: I'm a Primordial Divine Being, and I'm Getting Ready to Run.

Honghuang: The Primordial Banana Tree, With No More Banana Fans

Looking for books similar to "Primordial World: The Innate Plantain Tree, So No More Plantain Fans". Are there any without a System, without trashing the Six Saints, and without ridiculous exaggerations like Chaos spiritual treasures appearing every other second? That stuff is no fun at all.

I Think The Great Wilderness: I, the Chief Disciple of the Jie Sect, Speak for Humanity Is the Pinnacle of Great Wilderness Fiction

The ultimate prehistoric-era story. Disagree? Let's debate.

Primordial-Era Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a Fourth Path to Sainthood

The Primordial World Hub

Primordial World stories.

A Primordial Spiritual Root Takes Human Form in the Primordial World

Unorthodox Cultivation of the Ghost Dao

Prehistoric Fantasy Novels With No Female Lead, Absolutely No Female Lead

A prehistoric fantasy novel with no female lead, no female lead.

Traditional Fantasy: Time to Fulfill That Childhood Dream of Cultivating Immortality

I'm looking for books like Starry Eyes: The Human Realm Arc. No brainless characters or pure wish fulfillment, and the villains shouldn't be stupid. No contrived obstacles, but it should still be exciting.

Any Stories About Buddhist Cultivation With a System?

Book recommendations, please

The Best Primordial Era Novels

Looking for books similar to The Golden Crow Crown Prince's Guide to Surviving the Primordial World. No other novel set in the Primordial World has ever earned my admiration like this one. I’m not exaggerating when I say it could rank first. I hope the author updates soon. If it ever gets a print edition, I’ll definitely buy it.