The Qingxuan Enlightenment of the Ancient World

First of all, I would like to say sorry to the author. I have borrowed my valuable land and donated 100 coins from the mountain to promote the immortal novel "My Way to Heaven", which has been updated continuously. This is a passionate legend about a human race going upstream and facing a sea of ​​blood and bones. It has nothing to do with right or wrong, but only concerns life and death. All Taoist friends are welcome to read it.

It's a very good Honghuang novel but there are too few updates.

First of all, the writing style is very good and grand enough, which is the kind of writing style that prehistoric times require. But in terms of content, I still don't understand the intention. Up to chapter 15, I was still writing sermons and distribution of treasures. Judging from the chapter names at the end, it should be about several sanctifications. In other words, everyone knows these, so shouldn't we come up with new ideas? Moreover, Qingxuan is already a quasi-sage, and he seriously doubts his future development. Is he going to become a saint or become a sage? There is also Qingxuan's origin, which should be explained clearly at the beginning. Let's talk about the details. It's a smooth show from beginning to end. There's nothing wrong with it. The only thing I felt a little surprised about was that when I read about Qingxuan Island's entry into the world, it took me a step of 129,600 miles. It took me several months to finally see the mainland. How big is the prehistoric area? I did a simple calculation. If half of the time in these months is spent on the road, and each step is such a long distance, about one step every five seconds, then the distance covered in the East China Sea alone in these months is 167,961,600,000 miles, which is already more than 18 times the distance from the earth to the sun! I have to sigh at the vastness of the East China Sea. According to what is written in the article, this should only be a part of the East China Sea, then the entire prehistoric era, ah, my God... Finally, let's talk about the West. In the past few years, I have read online articles and found that Buddhism has been seriously blackened. Originally a dignified personification of compassion, he was written into a shameless, evil-minded villain. Isn't the author the same way? Let's start with these.