Reborn as the Lotus Saint

The timeline doesn't conform to tradition, but that's understandable. The dragon and phoenix calamity was too hasty, saying it was a war between three clans, and the other clansmen didn't mention it much. Luohu directly appeared and killed the clan leaders of the three clans, which was a bit unsettling. Then Hongjun took action and became a saint... To be honest, I can accept it so far. After all, the author has the final say in the article, but... Post the original text, Nuwa has become a saint at this time Emperor Jun's eyes widened with anger, he pointed at Nuwa and shouted: "Nuwa, why did you create the human race to absorb the opportunity for the descendants of my demon race to transform!" Di Jun sneered: "How many days? I think it's your selfish motives! If you don't give an explanation to my demon clan today, don't blame me for waiting for you!" Hmm... I can't understand two things. One is that the image of the prehistoric human race comes from the innate Tao body, and it has nothing to do with the opportunity of transformation. Second, the author of the previous article himself agreed that all saints in traditional literature are ants. Will this hold the saints accountable?

This book feels more like the kind of book that opens low and goes high. I feel that it has the shadow of the traditional prehistoric times, but it is not complete. I did not expect to imitate Pangu with the Five Elements to Open Heaven and Zhengdao. I felt that the writing in the front was a bit messy and nothing interesting, but the writing in the back is quite exciting.