Starting from the Calamity of the Ferocious Beasts, with no conspiracy theories, no vilification of Hongjun or the Six Saints, no tedious filler, no System, no female lead, and no suppression of combat power. It features farming and business management, plenty of original plot, and a strong Primordial World flavor. The further it goes, the better it gets.
Before the Primordial World was divided, the Dao's roots lay hidden. As the first calamity began, this body took shape.
The fruits of the Dao hang from branches, each a world. Pure light mends the scars of the boundless cosmos.
A thousand calamities forge the bones of Ziwei; ten thousand trials temper the soul of Taiyi.
Having endured countless ages and endless tribulations, I embrace the boundless Dao.
I have insisted on crafting this tale by hand in the traditional way, so errors are inevitable. Fellow Daoists, please feel free to point them out.
Now, fellow Daoists, come with Yu Chen as we transmigrate into the Primordial World and witness its vast, magnificent mythological realm!
I'd give it five stars. The author wrote it very reasonably. Other prehistoric worlds often start with an immortal system, but remember that at the beginning of creation there was nothing. They were feeling their way across the river. Someone had to coordinate and create a system before others would accept it and use it.
Good, keep it up!
I haven't read it yet, but just because it's a story without a female lead and focuses solely on career, I'm giving it five stars and adding it to my bookshelf.
It's good, quite interesting, watchable, and has a classic feel.
Worth watching
I won't watch it if it doesn't criticize Nuwa.