
The Primordial Era: The Complete Story of Hongmeng Daoist Long Yu
源初纪:鸿蒙道尊龙宇全传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 源道龙宇洪荒劫纪Alternate title on Fanqie
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Cultivation Realm → Immortal Realm → Divine Realm → Origin Realm → Primordial Realm → Great Hongmeng World
Share any books you've read that you think are amazing, so we can all compare and admire how powerful or weak each character is. Are they Sages, Great Emperors, Immortal Kings, Immortal Emperors, Golden Immortals of Primordial Chaos, Grand Golden Immortals of the Supreme Ultimate, or Grand Golden Immortals of Limitless Chaos?
Creation, the Heavens, Pocket Worlds, Space, and Evolution
The Primordial World Shatters, Chaos Repeats, and the Primordial Supreme Chaos Awakens?
Any recommendations? Invincible protagonists, or stories about cultivating a world, that sort of thing.
Looking for a Novel with a Vast World, from Earth to the Universe and Beyond Its Boundaries
Grand-Scale Stories Spanning from Primordial Chaos to Hongmeng
The best of the best.
Looking for Novels About Creating a Universe, Whether an Inner World or an Outer World
A world-building story where creating a world requires simulating the stars and celestial bodies of the universe, like black holes and white holes.
Here's the Order: Hongmeng, Then Chaos, Then Protecting the Primordial World,
No vying for supremacy, just working behind the scenes. The protagonist isn't anyone from the original novel. Every move is made to eventually reach the pinnacle of the Great Dao. One female lead and a son; in the middle and later parts, the protagonist raises the son.
Stories Where the Protagonist Is Born from Hongmeng, Creates Chaos, and the Great Dao Calls Him Dad
Creating Chaos
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This novel is so profound that I can't understand it.
Sorry, I can't understand this novel. The writing seems to me like classical Chinese.