The Tale of the Honghuang Gourd

Pangu had a system called the Jade Disc of Creation, which tricked him into creating the world. Hongjun had a system that tricked him into merging with the Dao. Anyone with a system should be careful!

After reading the beginning, with all the talk about "Heaven's judgment," I'm speechless. To put it bluntly, with the Six Sages not yet back in their positions, is Heaven really that idle? The three ancestors of humanity, after their discoveries spread throughout humanity, were naturally imbued with human will, becoming sacred objects. On a side note, shouldn't this belong to the realm of humanity? "Judging" should be "the judgment of the Great Dao."

Sigh, they're protecting the human race again...

The writing is truly excellent, and the plot is very well-developed. It's not easy for a new author to write something like this. I'll add it to my collection to support this great book and read it slowly as it grows.

I just want to ask why Nuwa is portrayed as a demon in the prehistoric fantasy world. The Classic of Mountains and Seas clearly records that Nuwa was a demigod born from Huaxu, a human, stepping on the foot of the god of Leize. Donghuang Taiyi, from the Nine Songs, was born as a god-king, ruling over all races, including humans, so calling him a demon emperor is fine.

Forgive me for really hating the protagonist's name.

Having just read the first few chapters, it seems to me that the Xuanhuang Merit Qi Condensation technique is rather useless. Does it even guarantee against qi deviation? Furthermore, it says the seven gourds will drain the essence of the gourd vines, and the gourd's foundation is weaker than the vine.

I can't continue reading. Goodbye, author!

I don't want to look at the clones anymore.

I feel like it would be better to write about the Three Thousand Guests in the Mortal World in the Primordial Era genre, at least after becoming a saint, he wouldn't be inferior to the Six Saints.