
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
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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132Chapters
1.2kReads
6.2Score
100Shelves
209Listens
202kReads · all time
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The plot is superbly controlled, and the atmosphere of the ancient times after the Dragon and Phoenix catastrophe is full. In the setting where the boss is everywhere, the protagonist relies on Gou to counterattack, and the growth of each Yuanhui is written in a meaningful way👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ao Yin's body, who was far away in Yunyin Mountain Residence in Buzhou Mountain, also sensed the movement on the clone's side. He put down the fishing rod in his hand, looked into the distance, and murmured to himself: "Tempering the golden body... This Changqing is even crazier than my original body. [Thinking]
Hasn't anyone discovered that the prehistoric world has become smaller? It takes tens of millions of years for the innate divine to fly from the east to the west. It takes more than ten years for a mortal like Tang Sanzang to travel east and reach the west. The super big world of the prehistoric world has become a thousand smaller worlds [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
The writing is super smooth, there is no forced cheating, every growth is traceable, and the author's plot foreshadowing ability is really strong!
Long Goudao is so right! Facing the Zixiao Palace, the seats were completely ruined, and the gourd vines only picked up the mud and dead vines. They were so frightened that they made me laugh so hard that I punched the bed. The author understands the essence of ancient times!
It's pretty, but it's not easy among tomatoes.
Anyway, I quite like this kind of mindless cool writing, so please support it.
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The writing is good. Whether it's the fight for the throne in the Purple Sky Palace or the division of treasures among the Calabash Vine, they all fit in with the settings of the original work. The adaptation is creative and novel, not inconsistent but also interesting.
The combination of Honghuang + System + Gou Dao is so wonderful. There is no recklessness. Every choice is consistent with the word "stable". Watching the protagonist silently develop into a saint of the Dao, it is full of satisfaction!