Primordial Chaos Novels: Are There Really No More Rated 9 or Higher?

101 九 Jiuding Chronicle Fried Dough Sticks Buns with Soy MilkUrban921k WordsOngoing 22Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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102 无 Endless Time and Space, I Accept Sun Wukong as My Disciple Mr. TaishanEastern Fantasy238k WordsCompleted 38Reads—Score—Shelves

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Modern man Zhou Cheng traveled to the prehistoric world, accepted Sun Wukong as his disciple, unified the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and became powerful in the three realms, overwhelming the heavens. (Creative, light-hearted and funny). .

103 洪 Prehistoric: My Ancestral Dragon Established a Great Empire and Swallowed up the Starry Sky Fantasy MessengerEastern Fantasy119k WordsCompleted 10Reads—Score—Shelves

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Nine points is not the upper limit for this book

104 从 From Prehistoric Times to Tomato Sanctuary Lord Teng YuEastern Fantasy320k WordsCompleted 36Reads—Score—Shelves

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There are so many prehistoric system texts nowadays, why not come up with some anti-system texts?

107 洪 Prehistoric Innate Geng Golden Bamboo There Is a Double Happiness Package in My PocketEastern Fantasy285k WordsCompleted 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Okay, you can take a look at this

108 洪 Honghuang: I Am an Earth Immortal of the Hundred Thousand Levels Mysterious Fatty SeaEastern Fantasy439k WordsOngoing 98Reads5.8Score262Shelves

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Create a second prehistoric world. . . .

109 洪 Honghuang: I Am the Number One Innate Spirit Water, Water, Water, WaterEastern Fantasy227k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I just finished following these 15 chapters, and to be honest, I feel a little confused. The Xuanyuan you wrote is really not like the protagonist of a traditional online novel - he is just a glimmer of light struggling to survive underground. It is difficult to even "live", but it makes me feel so excited that I dare not breathe. Those laws wrap around it like chains, and the pain is really painful, but every time I learn something new and survive one more calamity, the small but solid sense of growth is particularly poignant. The pace is indeed slow, but once you read it, you will feel like the whole world is sinking beneath your feet. A very special work, I look forward to the day it breaks ground.