The Supreme Way of Hongmeng

Is this the legendary story of a protagonist who starts off strong but then becomes utterly subservient in the second chapter? After reading the first two chapters, the protagonist seems incredibly powerful, but starting from the third chapter, he's learning new skills and becoming a disciple of a powerful brother.

The protagonist is so petty. He was born before everyone else and possesses the only Chaos Treasure, but he's just like a country bumpkin who's never seen the world, acting like a thief.

The most tragic character in the author's works, Qiankun Laozu, always died the fastest.

The author's writing flows like clouds and water, each word containing profound principles, every stroke transforming into yin and yang, even punctuation marks condensing from countless primordial purple energies. The author's notebook is like a celestial axe, and two microcosms reside within those hands. Most importantly, the author is actually a woman, and she even gave me two babies, one named Primordial Mystic Maiden, and the other Immortal Supreme. 🌹❤️

Dunyi has actually transformed into human form 😅 Or did I misunderstand?

Hongjun didn't become a saint, so where did the concept of the Three Corpses come from? Moreover, the Three Corpses Path is just Hongjun's own path. He didn't even create it, yet you've already severed the corpse. I have to say, I admire you.

It's like a Russian nesting doll, a copy-paste of the author's other book, *Chaos Avenue*. 🥱🙂🙂

The word count is too low, with too much repetition between chapters. Does the author have nothing else to write and are just padding the word count?

I curse you every day but you still don't write about the prehistoric era.

I'm abandoning this book. Goodbye, author.