A Club to Strike Down the Heavens

A family that is so awesome that it "holds the sky with one hand", a family with a long history and heritage, was taken advantage of just because of a simple celebration? A family that has been passed down for many years must have held countless celebrations since its establishment. How can it survive to this day if you don't know how to take simple precautions? As a powerful force, how many long-dead examples have been used as experience to form a complete set of preventive measures, but they are useless in just a few words? Let's just say it makes sense for him to be exterminated. A family doesn't even have any measures to deal with a crisis? Was it so easy for others to swallow up their foundation? It's like a big gift package, giving away both skills and money. Haha, this Sun family really serves the enemy wholeheartedly! One second he defeated a max-level boss, and in the next second he was killed by a goblin on the road because he was having too much fun? This goblin picked up corpses and became a goblin lord? Funny, right?

Although the author has some ideas, the victor in such a civilized battle should not give the loser a chance to make a comeback, such as the Indians. Moreover, as you wrote, the mythical side had the opportunity to transcend in one era, but was defeated by the fantasy side at the low-end level. The high-end combat power was soy sauce except for Hongjun and the Six Saints, and the number of people was almost hundreds to seven. To be honest, I don't think Shinhwa side has anything to be unwilling to do with this level of comparison. They occupy the best territory and are beaten by others. Although it is written as if Shinhwa side is very tragic, just like the representative of Yanhuang, but in my opinion, the gap in strength is the reason why Hongjun suppresses the growth of all sentient beings. Therefore, in my opinion, although the author makes the Mythology side the protagonist, in my opinion, the Mythology side is Manchu and Qing Dynasty, not Yanhuang, while the Fantasy side develops an infinite system to cultivate talents after occupying the prehistoric times. This is a comrade rather than a great power.

The preface is really great. I can't take in the following content at all. It's so awesome. I think I can just add the preface after reading the first chapter and finish the whole book.

I have been following the article silently for several days, but as I don't like to leave comments, I mustered up the courage to leave a comment to show that I have been here.

I think it's better to write this book downplaying the power system. It's easy to write a book with a clear system that can be upgraded to show off and slap people in the face.

Now that the Six Saints have returned, and even though the mythical side has been destroyed, as the victorious side, they actually still cultivate people who worship the fantasy side? Moreover, the descendants of the Sun family, who were the key to the Shinhwa side's comeback, were wiped out like this. Could it be that the surviving Six Saints were just living without doing anything? Or is it that the Six Saints did not want Hongjun to return and deliberately pushed for the demise of the Shinhwa Fang so that Hongjun could not escape?

I haven't read such thoughtful writing in a long time. It's a good and in-depth article. I recommend it.

As long as you write, I will support reading it.

I think the author has a very rich imagination. Is this the return of the Great Sage?

It's well written, very meaningful, and somewhat critical of reality.