Honghuang: I, Jieyin, Would Never Borrow My Way to Sainthood
洪荒：我接引，必不可能贷款成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Honghuang: Become a Sage by Making a Grand Vow? I, Jieyin, Can't Pull It Off洪荒：立宏愿成圣？我接引立不了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Authentic Primordial Era Fiction: No Dumbed-Down Characters or Broken Power Systems
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The Primordial World Series
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I think this book is pretty good. Given the premise of a simple transmigrator who, through his own schemes, manages to contend with Hongjun (the Primordial Lord), it's a high-quality prehistoric fantasy novel if it doesn't fall apart later on. Of course, you need to enjoy reading this kind of story without cheat codes or systems to keep reading. As for other flaws, there's not much to say.
It's quite interesting to see the prehistoric world from a Western religious perspective. The writing is also very good, with no mindless or illogical plots. Overall, the current rating is low, but this book definitely deserves a 9. Five-star recommendation.
In this male-centric novel, Qin Huairu is the most complex female character, bar none. She wasn't particularly likable when she first appeared—she tried to win over Sha Zhu with cornmeal porridge, but Yi Zhonghai saw through her scheme immediately, easily categorizing her as a "scheming woman." However, the author didn't stop there.
This guide character is well-designed; he's not a scoundrel, and he doesn't have a harem.
This is the first time I've seen a prehistoric fantasy novel with Western protagonists, and it's quite well-written!
Good, it's good, and I have to say it's quite good. I also like this type of story; I tend to like stories about joining Western religions and revitalizing the West. It's really good that it doesn't overtly criticize the protagonist's enemies.
Well written! The idea is novel, the language is concise yet full of tension, and the profound meaning is conveyed with just a few strokes. You are a great writer!
Excellent writing, captivating story, and great pacing. Five stars!
Of all the prehistoric fantasy novels I've read, this one has relatively good writing, a reasonable plot development, and a fun protagonist. Having read too many novels with prehistoric conspiracy theories before, I had a prejudice against the Two Sages of the West, but the author made the male protagonist one of them.
The perspective is quite novel, and the content is also very good.