Honghuang: I Am the Third Prince of Yin Shang, and Kong Xuan Is My Master

😳 I read several chapters in one go. The author's writing style is very good and makes me feel deeply involved! I really like this style! There are just too few words, please update soon!!! [Bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one]

I just finished reading the first ten chapters of the book, and the opening setting left behind a lot of homogeneous time travel stories. The protagonist's soul has passed through the third prince of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. He was born during the heyday of the Shang Dynasty. He is innately bound to the destiny of the human race and the country. The most eye-catching foreshadowing is that he took Kong Xuan as his disciple at an early age. The rhythm of the first ten chapters is very comfortable, and there is no random cheating. While explaining the general trend of the prehistoric times, the lich pattern, and the hidden dangers of becoming a god, the protagonist takes root in the palace, uses his status as a prince to accumulate initial capital, and at the same time completes the master-disciple bond with Kong Xuan. Kong Xuan's character is well created, he is aloof and powerful but he teaches seriously. The five-color divine light was laid out early, and the sense of anticipation is immediately heightened. Different from the prehistoric protagonist who was wandering in the barren mountains at the beginning, struggling alone, this story starts from a very high level, with human luck and luck + the strongest backer among saints, and he has the innate capital to rewrite the ending of Conferred God. The first ten chapters have sufficient foreshadowing and detailed foreshadowing. The two lines of court and prehistoric practice have begun to take shape, which is refreshing and restrained without being exaggerated. The only shortcoming is that there are few fighting scenes in the first ten chapters, and they focus on the world view and character foreshadowing. Readers who like prehistoric anti-gods, human nature flow, and Kong Xuan master and apprentice stories, the first ten chapters are enough to see the potential, and you can feel free to jump in.

The author of this novel should have accumulated a lot of Chinese mythology and classic stories. The chapters on fighting and some formations are relatively well written, and the character portrayal is okay. If you like to read some classic characters, you can come here. The characters that appear in it include Jiang Ziya (I have a good impression of it), and Nuwa and the like. It feels like a good new novel 🤭 I will review it later

It's quite smooth and immersive. It's worth watching and I support it.

A very good prehistoric novel 😂 The more I listen to it, the more I love it. This novel is so exciting👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Come on, nice article

The story written by the author is so beautiful! (｡ò ∀ó｡) I especially like reading this type of novels, they have a sense of logic\^O^/

Very well written

No matter why, five-star praise, no matter why, it's just so domineering, there's something wrong with it!

I read the first few chapters. The writing is very good and immersive. It's worth watching. I recommend it🌹