Honghuang: All My Vegetables Are Primordial Spirit Roots

Previously, I felt that the Primordial Heavenly Dao was bad, but recently, the author's writing about the Primordial world actually shows that it's the right way. Too many cultivators will lead to a decrease in the Heavenly Dao and the Primordial Origin, just like how people in Guangdong drink tea. The earthenware teapot is only so big; it pours out the limited amount of water into everyone's cup.

I personally rarely read this type of story and don't really understand it. Is the protagonist's situation normal? He knows he's transmigrated to the prehistoric world, but his perception of the people, things, and events around him is often distorted. Is this just part of the writing style?

I am very satisfied with this book.

I really like this kind of thing, and it has to be this kind of book 😳😳😳

Pretty good, very novel.

It looks so good!