Creating Worlds for the Nation's Fortune: Pangu Transcends the Great Dao from the Start

I want to ask, the quasi-sage came with the wrong realm, and no one killed the three corpses [what][what][what], before they killed the three corpses they were all Hunyuan😤

The description of the prehistoric period is quite good, and the important characters are also quite successful. Although the templates are similar, they are better than some prehistoric novels. As for the low score, a small part of the reason is that there are fewer other characters and the three-dimensional sense of substitution is not strong. The main reason should be that the part where the player is killed is not well written. However, my writing style is limited and I have no good suggestions. The author probably wanted to write about the ugliness of human nature, but it seems that he has overturned.

A different prehistoric world, two earths, and the creation of the world again. The idea is really good and worth watching.

The author's writing style is very good, and the writing is very dramatic and very interesting.

It's okay, the concept is good, if you like prehistoric literature, you can read it Looking at it now, this book is okay. It has developed into the Shang Dynasty, civilization is flourishing, various ethnic groups are fighting, and it has good prospects.

I hope I don't want to be a eunuch. It's my first time to see this kind of linkage that spans two dimensions.

It's been a while since I've seen a new theme. Satisfied, [laughing]

Very good prehistoric novel, worth reading

Very interesting, showing different prehistoric times

How to say it? Not bad, but the combat aspect is not grand enough, although the layout is large