The Great Wilderness: The Grand Dao of the Azure Lotus

Wow, the first chapter seems pretty good. Qinglian has a bright future. Looking forward to watching it. Later, I slowly saw that I was transformed. I was able to collect these Qinglian, but I didn't need the twenty-fourth grade ones? In Chapter 6, he has to become a disciple, which is really a big departure. Sanqing is awesome. But I can't have anything to do with them. If so, I'll stay far away. Moreover, the formation is designed to protect Qinglian, but it can still be tired. After reading the comments, I felt even more outrageous.

I have read Chapter 28 so far. The story is set in the lotus seeds of Qinglian. The setting is good (I like it very much). However, I don't like the apprenticeship of Tongtian. It's not that I don't like Tongtian. On the contrary, I like it. Maybe it's because I am also selfish. I subconsciously feel that Sanqing is trying to seize the treasure. After all, Qinglian gave birth to the protagonists Heiji and Yi. The magic weapon of the body, the cause and effect is greater than the cause and effect inherited from master and disciple. Although it is a destiny, the protagonist is an anomaly. He is just hugging the thigh, not trembling, just round, the story is okay, and you can read it. There are certain explanations for the development of many things (many prehistoric novels basically have no logic at all) I am currently reading Chapter 91, and the more I read, the more frustrated I am. I have no idea what the protagonist is going to do. I say that there is no conspiracy theory, but it is the battle of orthodoxy on the list of gods. Then the question is, how big is Tongtian, and let an anomaly from heaven come to help? Didn't the author say that the Great Dao is the Supreme Being? And did the author take offense to the initial setting? The protagonist is conceived by the green lotus of good fortune, plus the anomalies of heaven. There is a high probability that the protagonist needs to have a clear goal, and there is a high probability that it needs to be related to good fortune. However, so far, apart from surviving, there is no explanation at all (not that I like conspiracy theories, but Honghuang novels need a big enough conspiracy, Otherwise, the dispute over orthodoxy should focus on the dispute over the concept of elucidation.) Secondly, there is the dispute with the human race. You said that the human race has selfish motives. I don't deny it, but the third ancestor of the human race has great love. Otherwise, he would not be able to obtain great merit. Facing a big boss who is helping, there is something wrong with his brain, and he suddenly becomes indifferent to right and wrong? And it's just suppression. The protagonist even kills his junior brother at will. Why, just to fall out with him? There are three emperors and five emperors in the human race who have to kill each other. How many people did the scum of the Jiejiao eat, and the entire Jiejiao fell out with the human race? So is the weight of this chopped corpse too light?

The writing is much better than Tomato🍅's low-profile Honghuang 👍 Angels are coming later 🙂

I also finished reading it in one go, and I felt it was only a 3.5-4.5. There are not too many poisonous points, but if you ignore it, it is really good-looking. The author's portrayal of Bixiao is not very good. I feel that he is trying to create that kind of agility, but the reading is not very good, and his attitude towards the human race is also very fascinating. It is true that he was a human in his previous life and had a good impression of the human race, which is understandable. But tens of thousands of years have passed since the protagonist, and the article also mentions it. The protagonist has seen through the emotions, and the protagonist was later stabbed in the back by the human race without any benefit. Throw away these points and throw away some loopholes in thinking, characterization (some), etc. If you just want to pass the time and watch it, that's fine. (Personally subjective, don't comment if you don't like it) Four stars are given for these reasons, author, come on!

The logic is clear and well-organized, and the story of the ancient times is told eloquently. It is a rare masterpiece. However, the protagonist's participation in the ancient events is a bit too little. At present, it seems that he has basically not intervened much and just follows the trend. The layout is really too little.

This is the best prehistoric novel I have seen recently. The protagonist has some plans, some small calculations, knows how to operate, and the setting is more satisfactory. Only the self-identity revelation was a bit unacceptable to me, but fortunately it didn't seem to have much impact on the plot. The writing style is also okay, extra points if it's not wordy. Among the supporting characters, Master Tongtian is more outstanding, he has quite a personality, he is closer to people, and his emotions are a bit rich, which is good. Overall, it was a good read and I look forward to the follow-up!

Nothing else, but Bixiao is quite annoying. Really, I don't know who likes this kind of personality. There is a difference between lively and ignorant.

This book is really good to read, especially the counterattack after rebirth. The protagonist does not rely on the memory of rebirth to cheat, but slowly grows up through choices. The plot also has many twists and turns, which will make people unable to help but keep reading.

I have read dozens of novels of the Ancient Times genre, and the contents are all high or low. But today I read this 300,000-word novel of the Ancient Times, and it made me wonder, is this the main text of the Ancient Times? Although there are flaws in the writing of each robbery, every robbery is written in a reasonable way. There is no black mark on any of the prehistoric characters. It is clearly written that there are good guys and bad guys. It makes me really understand the prehistoric novels and the writing is very beautiful. Various magic weapons, skills, realms, major events and small practices are written in a clear order. I feel that this author is like the tornado writer who wrote about Naruto. He has his own understanding of the prehistoric novels and has created a good fan writing system. This is great. His help to the prehistoric novels is like a tornado. He wrote many things that I didn't understand about the Naruto novels and explained them to me one by one. Thank you to the author. Congratulations to the author for making his works even better. It would be better if there was a female protagonist. After all, I think that would be a bit more pyrotechnic, instead of boring immortality, and give the protagonist a little humanity instead of all divinity. I read my own comments and found that they were all typos. I laughed to death. However, this prehistoric novel is definitely a pioneering work, and its shortcomings do not hide its flaws. It is really good in many aspects. It is not like many prehistoric novels, which made me confused. For example, when Sanqing did not become a saint, many details were written, which made me feel very happy. This kind of prehistoric novel made me feel no sense of distance when reading it. It is so well written.

Good article. It's been a long time since I read a prehistoric article with a logical and self-consistent story and an interesting story. It should be rated as 5 stars. The author will update soon.