Honghuang: Oh No! He Really Wants to Become the Heavenly Emperor!

I started reading this book after reading Fu Guang's, and so far it's been great. I personally haven't found any major flaws, and the author has described the protagonist, Di Xiao, very well; he's quite charming.

Personally, I think this book is quite good. It might not have any particularly amazing parts or outstanding passages; in terms of the prehistoric fantasy genre, it's rather ordinary. However, it conveys a very positive atmosphere: there are no villains in this prehistoric world, only those striving for progress and power.

This is really good, author! Please keep going, please keep writing! @EmpressOnTop 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Sure, sure, it still has all the class it should have. Finally, it's not like a saint who can move dozens of meters in a single step and spends a century in seclusion. 😏

It's a great watch. The protagonist is single-mindedly focused on his ambition to dominate the world, planning ahead and comprehensively, displaying the demeanor of a true overlord.

Unfortunately, it's a "merciful" fact that in the prehistoric world, most of the Ancestral Witches will likely survive (similar to being granted amnesty). The same applies to the Eastern King Duke and his group; even if they die, their true spirits will likely remain, and they will eventually return to work for the protagonist.

Unlike Fu Guang, this book features Cheng Tiandi, who is purely addicted to this position. The text describes him as particularly fond of this spot more than once. 😏

That's fine, not mindless at all. I'll give it five stars, and I'm not afraid you'll get arrogant. The only downside is that it ended after just over an hour, which I'm very unhappy about. You can decide for yourself. 🍉

I was wondering why he seemed to have the qualities of an old friend; turns out he really is an old friend. Not bad, hurry up and update!

The days of following the updates are so hard to endure, but I have no more novels to read.