Honghuang: Reborn as a Lowly Dragon, I Lay Low Until I Become a Sage in Journey to the West
洪荒：重生杂龙，我苟到西游成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 316k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Honghuang: What? Wukong Is Actually My Disciple?洪荒：什么，悟空竟然是我徒弟？Alternate title on Fanqie
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132Chapters
847Reads · 30 days
204.8kReads · all time
101Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.2Score
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The plot is superbly handled, the atmosphere of the primordial world after the Dragon and Phoenix Calamity is fantastic, and in a setting where powerful figures are everywhere, the protagonist rises to power through cunning and perseverance. His growth in each era is vividly portrayed. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ao Yin's main body, who was far away at Yunyin Mountain Residence on Buzhou Mountain, also sensed the movement on the other side of his clone. He put down his fishing rod, gazed into the distance, and muttered to himself: "Refining the golden body... This Changqing is even crazier than my original self." 🤔
Has no one noticed that the primordial world has shrunk? It would take primordial deities tens of millions of years to travel from East to West, but a mere mortal like Tang Sanzang from Journey to the West only needs a dozen or so years to reach the West. The super-vast primordial world has shrunk to a thousand worlds! 😂
The writing is incredibly smooth, without any forced plot twists. Every growth is traceable, and the author's ability to build up the story is truly impressive!
Long Gou Dao is just perfect! He completely abandons his seat in Zixiao Palace and only picks up rotten mud and withered vines. His cowardice is reasonable and justifiable. I laughed so hard I was pounding my bed. The author really understands the essence of the prehistoric cowardice genre!
It looks pretty good, which is rare among tomatoes.
Anyway, I quite like this kind of mindless, enjoyable story, so I'll give it a thumbs up.
It looks pretty good to me.
It's well-written. Whether it's the struggle for the throne in Zixiao Palace or the distribution of treasures through the gourd vine, it all fits the original setting of the prehistoric novel. The adaptation is imaginative, novel, and not out of place at all; it's also very interesting.
The combination of the primordial world, the system, and the survival strategy is brilliant. There is no mindless recklessness; every choice is based on the principle of "stability." Watching the protagonist quietly develop into a Great Dao Saint is incredibly satisfying!