Green Lotus Road

Author, does this book have a female protagonist?

The protagonists in the prehistoric novels are all awesome. They punched Sanqing and kicked the two sages of the West, but it was of no use. There were a lot of things that should have happened in prehistoric times. No one who deserved to die could survive, and no one who didn't deserve to die could die. Even if he offended the protagonist, he still wouldn't die. So I came to the conclusion that it doesn't matter whether there is a protagonist in the prehistoric world or not. At this point, I can't figure out why the protagonist has to tell heaven when he is reborn in the prehistoric world. From now on, I am xxx and there is no more xxx in the world.

It's too poisonous! It's obviously a tree but it has to be said to be a green lotus. I'd rather abandon the trap and change it to the Five Elements Heavenly Lord or something...

What does a Five Elements Spiritual Root have to do with Qinglian? Calling someone else's name Qinglian

The body is a tree, why is it named Qinglian🤔

What does a tree's cultivation of the Five Elements have to do with Qinglian? ? ? Don't tell me that you and "Sea Cucumber Fried Noodles" belong to the same family 😰

All right. I admit that I didn't want to read the first chapter. This ancient world is too small

I saw the protagonist pretending to be cool everywhere, and Hongjun Yangmei dared to talk behind his back. I feel like I can't write anything new, so I only change things that can help me. For example, the fate of the witch clan has not changed. Not only have they gained merit, but they have also gained some rules of ancestral witch cultivation. The protagonist took all the benefits. The Wu clan gained nothing and still had to perish. The author teaches the witches to farm to reduce the karma of the witches, and then obtains the cultivation rules of the ancestral witches. This is tit for tat, cause and effect are clear. But in the end, the karma of the Wu clan was not reduced and they still had to perish. Is this considered paid off? There is no causal relationship, and now the protagonist is tied to the fate of the Wu clan. For example, if Lao Tzu founded the human religion and became a saint, then I would have to protect the human race all the time. If the human race is destroyed, what kind of human religion will there be? But what the author writes is to just pat the butt and leave it alone after receiving benefits, fearing that the cause and effect will be too involved and leave immediately. It means that there is no cause and effect with the Wu clan now. Anyway, nothing has changed, what has changed is that the protagonist keeps getting benefits. According to the principle of conservation of energy, it is completely impossible for the protagonist to obtain benefits. The author added them to the protagonist out of thin air. No logic. Not to mention the twelfth grade Qinglian. Anyone who has read the ancient novels knows this plot.

I just saw the Qinglian God of Creation, what the hell, the real body is a tree, I feel so embarrassed to persuade him to retreat 😰

I want to know why the Five Elements Spiritual Root took the Taoist name of Qinglian.

Why is this male protagonist so fond of Hongyun? Is it really a homosexual relationship?

I know I have a relationship with Qinglian.

I just want to ask the author: What is the relationship between your five-element spiritual root (big tree) and Qinglian?

I just want to ask about the relationship between Qinglian Dao and the Five Elements Spiritual Root.

By the way, Tiandao has an opinion on the teachings? As long as the other cults of Fengshen don't leave the mountain, they have to kill people. After passing through the tribulation, others will basically be unharmed within a few years, and there are more people who have improved their cultivation. As the biggest contributors, they are dead and injured, and they can't recover for tens of thousands of years? It still requires the Nine Transformations Golden Elixir, and the level has not improved, nor is the villain written like this!

This author is just talking nonsense because of the popularity.

It feels like the prehistoric novels, apart from the ones that just came out and the later prehistoric immortals, are basically the same. Maybe the rebirth is different, but the plot really remains basically the same. The same is true for this one?

Alas, it is another prehistoric world with low martial arts. I have seen a prehistoric world with super high martial arts. The ancestor of Hongjun there is the end point of all the Hongjuns in the world. Pangu is not a real death, but only defeated the Chaos Demon God in the past time and space. The prehistoric world of all heavens and worlds is the projection of that prehistoric world. Shadow, a monk who has just become an immortal can create a small world. A saint can create all the heavens in one glance, and all heavens can be destroyed in one glance. After Hongjun joins the Tao, he can casually create a prehistoric world as big as his own world. I feel that this is the prehistoric world, and this is awesome.

The three tribulations are the tribulation of ferocious beasts, the tribulation of dragons and phoenixes, and the tribulation of lich. Let's talk less about the calamity.

Some books die if you keep them alive. Some people disappear as they walk.

At first, I wanted to complain that the fundamental body of the Five Elements Spirits was called Qinglian. But then I thought about it, obviously she is a woman, so why should she be called a vixen...

Are you going to write or not? The whole ending is good too!

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It's right that this book is not finished yet. Even if you are a quasi-saint, you still don't know what your path is? At one time, he was refining the Heavenly Artifact and wanted to realize the Hunyuan Dao. He also wanted to combine the three corpses into one to realize the Dao. He also wanted to find the Chaos Treasure to prove the Dao. It's all just how others say it can prove to the protagonist, without any aura of being an innate demon god. Oh, the protagonist still has the memory of Pangu Kaitian. I wrote hundreds of chapters just like this, trying to commit suicide every day, but in the end, none of the many saints could kill the protagonist. Moreover, according to what the author wrote, the protagonist in the end is also a saint of heaven and cannot transcend the prehistoric times.

I don't know what to say. Many of them are asking questions knowingly. The word "water" is so obvious.

Clean up the book list and get another eunuch book