The Era of Primordial Chaos

In the primordial world genre, my favorite spiritual treasures are mirror-type treasures, such as the Kunlun Mirror. I've always felt that this thing can travel through time and space. Concepts that fit the mirror include: reality and illusion, time and space, yin and yang, life and death, and destiny. These are all relatively powerful concepts.

Here are my thoughts, which I hope you will consider. Why is the Divine Path civilization bad? Because the starting point is too high. To become a high-level god, one must have a solid foundation; otherwise, it's almost impossible to attain enlightenment without being a born deity.

The author suggests that the protagonist should develop and summarize his own cultivation methods based on the alchemical scriptures and Taoist canons from his previous life, taking one step at a time. As for the other gods, they may be born powerful, but they only instinctively absorb the primordial energy of heaven and earth to increase their magical power and physical strength, lacking any…

The book actually has some original ideas, and I initially subscribed to part of it. However, when the main storyline suddenly shifted from a single protagonist to supporting characters, I stopped reading. It didn't align with my expectations for the book.

Uh, I skipped through Volume 2? What the heck? A great god from the beginning of creation, an ancient god who experienced the Emperor Era, is gone? And he's a newbie in the Second Era?

I recommend "The Primordial God and Founder," a book worth checking out. It presents a different primordial world where innate spiritual treasures aren't created by heaven and earth, but rather forged by Pangu using the body of a demon god. In this book, Hongjun isn't the most powerful; if he gets too reckless, he might get dragged to the battlefield of creation by Pangu and get a couple of blows from his axe.

The fundamental reason this book is bad lies with the author; the plot twists and turns are just awful…

129,600 Light-years—that seems to be a small or medium-sized chiliocosm. Our Milky Way galaxy alone is 100,000 light-years across, and there are over a billion observable galaxies in the entire universe. So our universe is truly a large chiliocosm! 😎😎😎

It's a complete mess. It's all about how Great Immortals go through the process of becoming mortals and then ascending to the Great Immortal realm again. It's so painful to read, I don't feel like continuing.

It was so amazing in the beginning, but then it plummeted in the end, like two completely different books.