
The Dragon God Lei Ze of Honghuang
洪荒之龙神雷泽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I'm wondering if the protagonist will be another beast in human form again. What if, during the Lich Wars, the protagonist sacrifices their own interests to help humanity?
I didn't read much after seeing the protagonist go to Zixiao Palace to learn magic. The protagonist is... Well, the protagonist is useless. The author is just padding the story too much. The protagonist was born in the same Dao era as Hongjun, and now he's a student... This is like Dipankara Buddha becoming a disciple of Yuanshi Tianzun. It's so embarrassing! Have people of the same generation been reduced to seeking the Dao? The prestige has been dragged down to the lowest level.
Here are some personal suggestions. In the early stages of this great calamity, the Ancestral Dragon was tolerant, magnanimous, and receptive to advice from the protagonist and other innate dragons. Later, due to the influence of power, realm, and the calamity's energy, its attitude gradually changed. However, its relationship with the protagonist remained relatively good.
There are too many levels of innate gods and demons, and the protagonist, Razer, is still at the second to last level (out of 5).
Furthermore, there are only three thousand innate gods and demons, but the lower and middle levels of innate inheritance only contain some creation memories and true names, nothing else.
Speechless. As the first innate deity to emerge, it keeps getting weaker and weaker. Every time a new Dao era is created, its strength is forcibly reduced, and a more powerful cultivation system emerges, overturning the previous one and rebuilding from scratch. This is someone from the same era as Hongjun and Luohou, who could directly destroy the Ancestral Qilin, and this is all it takes?!
In the early stages, the protagonist is suppressed; later, the protagonist is deliberately delayed by seven days to continue suppressing the protagonist, and then the scheme is withdrawn.
The author can start a new book now. This one has been shelved for so long, basically nobody's going to read it anymore, unless a big spender pulls it in. Otherwise, it's definitely doomed.
You're only at the Great Luo Hongjun level, even saints are still being suppressed. What's the point of suppressing anything? You can't write without suppression, right? If you want to write the same old formula from years ago, just say so beforehand so the brothers can run away and waste money.
I haven't watched it yet, but could you please revise the synopsis? The first sentence is "Deputy Clan Chief"?? Why not just say "Deputy Secretary"? This is so jarring!
They slipped away.
The beginning was pretty good, but it got increasingly padded out after I started subscribing.