Honghuang: Comprehending the Three Thousand Great Daos of Chaos from the Start

I think it's really great because it doesn't involve any power struggles, unlike many current fantasy novels that have any conflicts with the Six Sages or harem elements. He just needs to become strong on his own. It's also unlike other novels where Zhen Yuanzi has to save Hongyun. It's very satisfying to read; it feels like he'll become powerful and transcendent on his own, yet incredibly famous and untouchable. Keep it up, author! I support you!!! 😘

A decent prehistoric fantasy novel; I suggest turning Hongyun into a female character.

December 29, 2025. Read. My admiration for you is like the Yellow River, flowing endlessly and unstoppable! I give this display of coolness 82 points, and the remaining 18 points are for you in the form of 666. I want to write your name on a cigarette and inhale it into my lungs, so that you stay as close as possible to my heart.

Normally, it takes countless years to break through even a minor realm within the Hunyuan Golden Immortal realm. For example, even demon gods like Hongjun took billions of years to achieve their breakthroughs. These last batch of innate beings born as Great Luo Immortals will also need countless years to break through.

I'll give it four stars for now, and see how it goes later.

Very well written, with a clear structure, rich content, and great readability! 👍👍👍

It's very interesting. In the primordial world, if one has already surpassed the Heavenly Dao, one should lead the primordial world to a higher level and expand outwards. Only when one's strength is insufficient should one cautiously develop. Some primordial worlds, even though they are clearly invincible, still insist on fighting amongst themselves using prophets.

It's alright, finally a more balanced start, like a flower blooming in thirty-six petals, not a haphazard, piecemeal start. It's just that the cheat code is too strong, so it disappears quickly. Adding time 🙂 Later, the dragon slayer turned into the dragon.

I've finished reading it. It's really well-written and enjoyable, quite different from other prehistoric fantasy novels. There are no villains here. It leads the prehistoric world on a journey of transcendence. A few chapters used AI, but it's insignificant. It's very well written.

This is quite an interesting novel. Unlike other novels I've read that revolve around Hongjun, it doesn't have the Great Tribulation of the Lich King, the Great Tribulation of the Investiture of the Gods, or Journey to the West. It doesn't have many conspiracies, and the plot is tight. Very good!