The Era of Primordial Chaos

My favorite mirror-type spiritual treasure in Anhuangliu, such as the Kunlun Mirror, I have always felt that this thing can travel through time and space. Concepts that are consistent with mirrors include: reality and illusion, time and space, yin and yang, life and death, and destiny. They are all relatively powerful concepts.

The author hopes to adopt some of my opinions. Why is Shinto civilization so bad? Because the starting point of Shinto is too high. Those who want to become a high-level god must pay attention to their feet and are not innate gods. It is almost impossible to achieve enlightenment. Moreover, Shinto civilization has been separated from the masses in ancient times, and the authority of Shinto practice in the world is countless. The gods born later have no possibility of attaining enlightenment. Immortal civilization emphasizes detachment and does not require authority, so the mainstream in the prehistoric times is Taoism. Because Shinto does not have the basis of the masses, the masters of Shinto die one by one until they are destroyed.

The author recommends that the protagonist follow the Dan Sutra and Daozang of the previous life to develop and summarize his own cultivation, one step at a time. As for other gods, they can be born powerful, but they will only absorb the vitality of the world and instinctively increase their mana and body without any method of cultivation. In fact, I think it is normal to have no method of cultivation because Pangu was born powerful. For beings like Pangu, the method of cultivation is meaningless. In my opinion, those innate gods are not the same. The cultivation method is born with him, and it relies more on the mana and body accumulated over endless years, as well as his own magical powers. As for the cultivation method, it is something developed by beings who are born weak, and the innate gods can directly understand the law. The starting point is very high and meaningless. Of course, it is a shortcoming to be born powerful and feel that it cannot subdue the soul. Please refer to the gods of Olympus. I feel that it is unreasonable for the innate god to have his own cultivation method.

In fact, the book is quite innovative. I subscribed to part of it at first, but when the main plot of the book suddenly changed from a single protagonist to a supporting role, I stopped reading it. Because it is inconsistent with the expectations of this book in my heart. This kind of group play is actually thankless, because the sense of immersion is very poor. It feels like watching someone else's story, and the protagonist is completely reduced to a supporting role. But what I still want to say is that the world setting is very innovative, but the way the protagonist is written is completely abandoned, which I don't like.

Um, I jumped to read the second volume? What the hell? A great god from the beginning of heaven. The ancient god who experienced the Emperor Era is gone? Are you a newbie in the second era?

I recommend "The God of the Ancient World". Book friends can take a look at it. It's a different world in the ancient world. Here, the innate spiritual treasures are not conceived by heaven and earth, but are forged by Pangu with the body of the demon god. Hongjun is not the most awesome in this book. If he is too promiscuous, he may be dragged to the battlefield of Kaitian by Pangu and receive two axes.

The fundamental reason why this book is bad is the author, the twists and turns, alas...

One hundred and twenty-nine thousand six hundred light years, it seems to be a small or medium thousand world. The Milky Way in our universe is one hundred thousand light years long, and more than one billion river systems have been observed in the entire universe, so our universe is a big thousand world 😎😎😎

The writing is messy, it's all about the Great Luo God. I walked through the mortal world to the Great Luo Immortal again. It was so uncomfortable that I didn't feel like I could continue reading.

It was so awesome in the early stage, and then it plummeted in the later stage, which is completely two books.