The Heavenly Venerable of Ten Thousand Daos in the Primordial World
洪荒之万道天尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
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This is ridiculous. A being born in the primordial chaos, equivalent to the Great Dao itself, has feelings for a female fox with the bloodline of Pangu, a primordial being. And Pangu is his disciple. The protagonist is Pangu's master, making Pangu practically the fox's father; Pangu will later call his daughter "Master's Wife." Nonsense...
I think the best prehistoric fantasy novel is "The Demon Emperor's Rebellion in the Prehistoric Era". Also, don't be misled by the title. The protagonist only has some connection with the name Demon Emperor in the early stages. I don't understand why the author chose such a name.
How can a secret be considered earth-shattering if the heavens don't even exist yet? What secret would an earth-shattering secret be to people who lived before the heavens and earth?
Dear author, the lowest level of a Chaos Demon God is a Primordial Golden Immortal (quasi-saint), while you are only a Celestial Immortal or Earthly Immortal. Isn't the combat power of a Chaos Demon God too low?
Judging from everyone's comments, this book seems to be one of those where the protagonist starts off incredibly powerful, but after the creation of the world, the author loses control of the framework, brutally hacks down the main character until he's crippled, and then there's a frustrating, subservient rise to power, fawning over all the great gods of the primordial world.
The most poisonous character is Daji. The author doesn't seem like an idiot; why did he write Daji? Has the author of this prehistoric fantasy novel lost their mind? Su Daji is Su Hu's daughter, not the name of a nine-tailed fox. Even if he's going to be stupid, he should at least be a little more careful. Even Shennong couldn't tolerate something this poisonous.
This is the most low-level prehistoric scene I've ever seen.
Fellow Daoist, your book is poisonous; it almost killed me.
After looking at the table of contents and reviews, I decided to leave.
The protagonist is all about how strong, powerful, and sophisticated he is, but then he gets used, bitten, and insulted by a little fox demon, yet he still greets her with a smile. I find this protagonist incredibly pathetic.