The Merit-Deity of Honghuang

This is a very good book. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, without hesitation. Although Houtu dies, it's for a greater benefit. He uses his immense power to empower himself, which is the true path to success, unlike other novels where the protagonist fawns over Houtu and ends up as the second-in-command of the underworld. I hope the author continues to improve.

This book has a tight plot. The protagonist adheres to the survival rules of the Great Dao being ruthless and exquisitely self-interested on his path to immortality. Although his soaring strength is exciting, his insidious methods of taking advantage of the trust of the Wu Clan and plotting to kill Houtu are hard to accept. Enter at your own risk!

It's great! The protagonist is single-mindedly focused on his path to enlightenment. Who needs a romantic partner with such a career-driven character? Besides, he's career-oriented, so who cares who she is? Anyone who gets in his way is doomed! That's the true mindset of someone with a strong work ethic. While thinking like that might be a bit risky in modern society, this is the primordial world!

It's quite good; it's rare to find a book where both the writing style and the protagonist's background suit my taste. This book has no female lead, and regarding the author killing off Houtu, I want to say, "Even without Houtu, there's still the protagonist! The protagonist could totally be the creator of the Six Paths of Reincarnation, couldn't he?" 😏

It's good, and most importantly, it has no female lead and isn't a Mary Sue story, which is great. I hope the author won't stop updating!

Your writing is really good, I really like it, and sometimes I wonder how you even wrote it. I've been following your novel since I first read it, because it's so captivating; sometimes I feel like you've completely immersed yourself in it. It's truly well-written. I hope you'll write your next book soon; I'm really looking forward to it.

This book is actually the purest form of prehistoric fantasy literature. Jiang Honghuang's "better to die than let your friends die" is exceptionally well-written. To be honest, it's rare to see such a pure prehistoric fantasy novel. It's just a pity that this book became disliked by most readers after the death of Houtu. I wish this book and its author all the best for the New Year.

Great, I really like this concept. I don't like watching stories about dating goddesses or the like.

To live for the Way, to die for the Way, to scheme for the Way—even the mere Houtu dies.

I sincerely hope that everyone won't judge a work based on one or two negative reviews, such as saying that a Taiyi Golden Immortal fighting a Daluo is a power imbalance or too arrogant. The protagonist's essence is based on the Great Dao's merits, aided by the essence blood of the Primordial Heavenly Venerable, accompanied by the acquired treasure, the Hongmeng Measuring Ruler, and infused with…