The Age of the Gods in the Primordial World

Was all that living in the past life for nothing? The protagonist's boundless imagination in that life could have allowed him to deduce a whole host of supernatural powers and spells in this one. Yet, he's reduced to only being able to strike people with lightning and smash them with bells. Smashing people with bells would have been far better than just turning them into bricks from the start.

I think the author made the lifespan of the innate deities too short; the Earth has existed for over 4 billion years out of a total of 5.6 Billion years.

This was too sudden! Getting completely thrashed like that, what's the point? ╮(╯▽╰)╭-------------- I'm heartbroken. Couldn't the protagonist have discovered the Heavenly Gate on his own? He clearly said his Heavenly Thunder was unbreakable, and then he was utterly defeated by a mere imitation of one of the eighty-one transformations of the Great God Pangu.

The most disgusting thing is this kind of person who thinks they're so great, only to get taken down in the blink of an eye.

Every time it's described as infinitely powerful and immortal, it always ends up contradicting itself, which is quite disheartening. In the first part, nine innate deities held sway, but later it became only five!

I admire the novel "Primordial Yuan Heng Dao" the most among divine Daoist novels, it's a pity it was abandoned.

The author disappeared after I subscribed and stopped updating. I'm so angry!

Why have you stopped updating? Did you abandon the project?

I think the book would sell much better if the protagonist went to a world like Yang Shen, Shrouding the Heavens, or Tomb of the Gods (this is just my personal opinion).

What's with the next few chapters? Are they going to start all over again in a new world? And then just filler with hundreds of thousands of words? Hurry up and get your writing back!