The Primordial World: The Defiant Demon Emperor

This book shows that it's not that the "Primordial Era" genre has declined, but rather that the authors writing it now are too incompetent. If a "Primordial Era" novel has a slightly better premise and doesn't portray the powerful figures as scoundrel saints, rogue saints, or scheming saints, it will naturally achieve success. Novels with high potential are being ruined by these incompetent authors. I hope the author of this book will do better! Supporting this book!

The primordial wilderness still has its charm, keep it up!

There are so many trolls. To be honest, I'm a huge fan of the prehistoric fantasy genre, and this is the best and most logical prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read. Those other prehistoric fantasy novels with weak backers that rely solely on the protagonist's halo to crush everything are unreadable. Only the Demon Emperor Dijun has the ability to defy fate.

It seems like a lot has changed, but actually nothing has changed. Ever since Hongjun became a saint, viewers have been incredibly frustrated. He was afraid of this and that, afraid to do this and afraid to do that. Despite having such a huge advantage, he insisted on fighting the Lich War according to the will of Heaven. He was more obedient than my dog.

That's ridiculous. Born during the era of ferocious beasts, someone from the same period as Hongjun slowly leveled up and fought against Hongjun's disciples. In the early stages, he desperately suppressed his cultivation. I just want to ask, where did the dantian come from in the prehistoric world? Also, the Zhou Tian Star Array is supposed to be able to contend with saints. How come you've set up an array around your body and you're still not as strong as in the original story?

This has actually been updated? Unbelievable!

Ever since I read this novel, I've stopped smoking and drinking, started going to bed early and waking up early every day, going out to exercise, and even started watching health and wellness classes! All in the hopes of outliving the author and finishing the novel.

The most ridiculous thing about the prehistoric fantasy genre is the concept of the demon race. In ancient times, before the human race emerged, the concept of demon appeared in contrast to other races outside of humans. It was a derogatory term used by humans to refer to other sentient races, and an insult to those who were different.

Since reading this novel, I've stopped smoking, drinking, and fighting. I exercise every day, all in the hope of outliving the author.

The only prehistoric fantasy novel I've finished reading so far has a very original plot and few flaws. Although at first I felt the protagonist, Di Jun, had a bit of that invincible, wish-fulfillment feel that might have made it a bit boring, the world-building expanded later on, no longer limited to just the prehistoric world.