
Reborn as Zhenyuanzi: Building Up Honghuang
重生之镇元子,建设大洪荒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Building a Thriving Primordial World Where All Things Compete建设生机勃勃,万物竞发的大洪荒Alternate title on Fanqie
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553Chapters
10.3kReads · 30 days
359.8kReads · all time
710Shelves
6.8Score
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Reader comments 41
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It's a great read. At first, I thought the timeline was too long, spanning hundreds or thousands of years, which seemed too immature and I almost didn't want to continue. But the descriptions got better and better as the story progressed. Keep up the good work, author!
❤️Greetings, fellow Daoists! This novel is a bit different from the typical action-packed prehistoric world stories. The initial timeline might be a little short because the protagonist transmigrates from modern times to the prehistoric era of longevity, gaining insights into each period of a hundred or a thousand years.
A good perspective, without the usual conspiracy theories; everything unfolded naturally, from each person's point of view, stemming from their personality—it was all inevitable. There were no conspiracy theories, no predetermined fate; it was all development, a concentrated manifestation of contradictions.
This is a very good story about building up a prehistoric world. It doesn't have many of the old tropes like fighting, killing, and treasure hunting. It simply focuses on cultivating one's own path, ignoring the outside world.
Not bad, finally there aren't so many conspiracy theories.
Finally, I've seen a book that seriously focuses on development and construction, describing the cultivation process. Many fantasy novels are just about fighting and killing step-by-step, with the intrigue and rivalry resembling children fighting over a cake; they don't understand the sacredness of saints or the origin of their merits. While not perfect, this novel is worth recommending.
The author has great ideas; this is a rare gem among prehistoric fantasy novels. Fellow readers, please give it a 5-star rating! 😄
It's a great read, very well-structured and straightforward, without any of the scheming and backstabbing. It's a completely new and exciting fantasy novel I've never read before. A truly enjoyable read.
A rare and excellent work of prehistoric fantasy literature
It's really good; the logic is clear and self-consistent, and it makes people think about the prehistoric era in a new way.