Primordial World: Proving the Dao and Achieving Eternal Life

The Chaos Pearl idles away its days doing nothing, yet it still manages to knock people into the primordial world.

Becoming a disciple of Taishang is the safest and most economical option, given that Taishang has few disciples but abundant resources and is the most cunning. However, it's the most difficult to become his disciple. Becoming a disciple of Yuanshi is the second safest, as Yuanshi is most biased towards his disciples and even personally intervenes.

Outdated swordsmanship, what sword is the most powerful? That's all nonsense. In a world full of immortals and gods, do you think it's fantasy?

This is the most toxic prehistoric fantasy novel I've ever read. Complex magical artifact settings are fine, but could you at least explain them clearly? The cultivation realm settings are based on your book, with so many realms, and then in the prehistoric world, the protagonist goes from zero to a Great Luo Golden Immortal in just one Yuan Hui?

I was really poisoned in the middle of the night. Here's a joke: the Chan Sect emphasizes obeying the mandate of heaven and following the natural order. This protagonist said to the Three Pure Ones: "If the Dao blocks my way, I will sever the Dao." The Primordial Celestial Venerable was even loudly applauding?! Why didn't you just collapse your Dao then?!

Forcibly weakening the protagonist? He could kill even a saint before, but now he can't even kill a half-saint emperor who is a law of a Great Thousand World. Even with the support of the Heavenly Dao, what is he compared to a saint? A saint is at a higher level than a Great Thousand World. A Great Thousand World is no match for a saint. He can kill a saint but can't kill a half-saint. What a piece of trash.

It could be set up that when he was struck by the Purple Heaven Divine Lightning, his Jade Purity Immortal Techniques were destroyed, and the Three Pure Ones, who were attracted by the Purple Heaven Divine Lightning, encountered him and took him as their disciple. He started cultivating the Primordial Golden Chapter without formally becoming an apprentice.

Holy crap, Guang Chengzi's shout of "Splitting Palm!" Killed me!

I gave up after reading Chapter 4, "The Chaos Pearl"! This is the first novel I've seen that categorizes innate treasures into low-grade, mid-grade, high-grade, and supreme-grade! I know the author wanted to create their own system! But please, author, read more books before doing this! The "supreme" in innate treasures means the ultimate, the best! You're giving it this grading???

The writing is poor, the plot is terrible, there's too much unnecessary dialogue, it's rambling and tedious—it's so bad it's universally disliked.