Reborn into the Primordial Dao

The first book of the prehistoric times A book written around 2006, a masterpiece of the prehistoric times and a classic. Maybe many people say this book is rubbish, but if you read Zhu Xian now, you will also say it is rubbish. Times have changed, and online books have been updated with new generations, so I don't feel it anymore.

The author should consider a new book! This is the best prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read, bar none. Nearly 10 years have passed; hopefully, with time to reflect, the author can produce even better works.

Why did the protagonist cultivate for hundreds of millions of years to become a saint, while the Three Pure Ones and others became saints in just a few hundred thousand years in the earlier parts? Perhaps it's because this is an older book from over ten years ago, making it less relatable to modern readers. This book is suitable for beginners.

This book is truly the first novel to depict the ancient primordial era. Regardless of its quality, most subsequent primordial era novels followed this template. While it's true that *Buddha's Original Dao* was the first novel to introduce the concept of the primordial era, it differs from the current primordial era system in several ways.

Where did all these trolls come from?! Have they read a few primordial fantasy novels before starting to criticize? The current primordial fantasy narrative is a later modification, okay? This book doesn't even follow the current rules of the genre. Primordial fantasy is a secondary setting; why all this fuss? You all don't understand but love to criticize. Use your brains when you read, thank you.

I haven't read the book, just the synopsis, and I have a question: If someone transmigrates into chaos and already knows Pangu, why does they later fight Yuanshi Tianzun? That... Seems a bit beneath them, doesn't it? After cultivating for so long, even if they didn't reach Pangu's level, surely they shouldn't be fighting Yuanshi Tianzun?

This book was truly a classic of the "Primordial Era" genre back in the day. Its refinement and expansion of certain settings provided a reference for later works in the genre.

Sigh, the protagonist gave birth to Chaos, became sworn brothers with Pangu, received nine drops of Pangu's blood and inheritance, after Pangu separated heaven and earth, the protagonist rebelled against the primordial world, Hongjun became a saint, the protagonist became Hongjun's disciple, after Hongjun gave three lectures, the protagonist knelt down and begged the Dao Ancestor for the method…

This is the true originator of the Primordial Era genre 🤭, and he proposed all the concepts within it.

I've seen Little Fish, a super technological powerhouse.