How the Preceptor of the Primordial World Was Made
洪荒之教主是怎样炼成的
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- Completed
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- 657k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 7y ago
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283Chapters
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The three major pitfalls of the "Primordial Era" genre: First, in six or seven out of ten books, the protagonist cultivates martial arts. Secondly, eight or nine out of ten books were taken on as disciples by Kong Xuan. Third, in eight or nine out of ten books, the protagonist is involved in creating humans, and it is explained how much the protagonist cares about the human race, but there are never any human disciples.
Practicing martial arts? In the prehistoric world, that's practically insane!
Nine out of ten books claim Nuwa and Fuxi were demons. What makes you say Nuwa and Fuxi were demons? Nuwa was a primordial being with a human body and a snake tail, that's true, but don't forget who created humanity! What makes you say humans aren't part of the demon race? Don't forget how many enemy races exist within the demon race, like cats and mice.
After reading two chapters, I was so embarrassed I almost had a stroke. I was speechless.
Many thanks to Shennong for testing the poison; farewell.
Chapter Sixty-Two: I'm Poisoned! The protagonist's image is completely ruined in this chapter; he can't resist women, a quasi-saint, haha.
I gave up after four chapters. What's the strongest thing about Pangu's essence blood in human form? It's the physical body! You don't need to put in any effort to practice martial arts; you can just specialize in it. Besides, your cultivation level is just a jumbled mess of characters pieced together. The most ridiculous thing is your name: Sect Leader. Why don't you call yourself Dao Ancestor?
It's so boring, so frustrating to watch. This whole "Primordial Era" thing is just about being a babysitter. And those two disciples are just awful, disrespectful to their master, constantly cursing him. Speechless. Shallow-eyed and shameless. My god, it's toxic!
The protagonist is truly amazing! While others strive to regain their original form through acquired means and pursue immortality through innate abilities, this protagonist directly dismantled his innate foundation, starting his martial arts journey anew as an ordinary mortal.
It's one thing for the author to want to write about martial arts in the prehistoric era, but the problem is that you haven't even finished writing it. My assessment: This is cultivation disguised as martial arts. And if you're going to practice martial arts, at least reach the level of Yang Shen! What kind of nonsense is this "hidden strength"?