From the Start with the Primordial Jianmu: No One Understands Honghuang Better Than Me

Apostles who act as judges, they may no longer know what heaven and earth are, but you still witness their awakening from this distant palace. The beautiful past, the hot land of the past. There is no way back, you are here. "Do you regret it? The Lord of the past and present." "Do you regret it? As a devout servant here, you stepped onto the bloody soil, went deep into the bottom of the lava, broke through the immortal foundation stone, and finally reached the peak of darkness. The sky changes between red and blue, and there is hot dust in the wind. You kill the fool who swings an ax at you, and you tear apart the charred and dead bones. Those who stand in your way, whether they are noble or mundane, will all meet their end. Someone seemed to be howling in the wind of purgatory. That cannot shake your heart, for you have seen the mountains rise and you will see the stars fall. You step on the eternal foundation stone and enter the uprooted palace. The enemies from the past are constantly appearing in front of you, but to you, they seem to be nothing. They are already defeated generals, no better than the dust under your feet. The sword was stained with blood and covered with broken bone fragments, and there were treasures from the past everywhere. "You have clearly understood the blue fire and the strength of tears, their paths and their past thoughts. "Servant."

The early part is very exciting, I look forward to the follow-up plot.

I've read Chapter 63. It's well written and follows the prehistoric upgrade flow.

It's pretty cool, but why did it suddenly stop updating?

I really like this subject, so good luck to the author. (Add a Naruto World)

The proportion of plot in Prehistoric novels is not high. It is not recommended for those who want to read traditional Prehistoric novels. Those who want to read pure imagination-type Prehistoric novels can read it.

Not bad, to be honest, I really recommend it, but the early stage is a bit watery and the later content is a bit lacking.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Nice. Looking forward to the follow-up.

This book is a good book