Prehistoric: Taoist Master of Life and Death

Generally speaking, it is closer to the traditional prehistoric era, and the settings are relatively complete. There is one thing that is very unsuitable for the prehistoric era, that is, time. The prehistoric era does not keep track of years, and the time to meditate is tens of thousands of years. However, the three sermons in Zixiao Palace in this article actually ended within 100,000 years, and the protagonist's sermon gave a hundred years to prepare. To be honest, he can't even leave his own house in a hundred years, and there is an overflow of innate treasures. If you ignore time, it can be regarded as a readable prehistoric novel. Unfortunately, the time is too difficult.

I've read Chapter 48 so far. It's a normal prehistoric literary routine, and there's no big problem. If you don't like killing three corpses, you don't have to read it. The protagonist is currently killing three corpses.

It's a smooth read, and the setting is a bit novel.

It's pretty good, the writing is not bad and the concept is reasonable.