
The Primordial World: Supreme Destiny
洪荒之命运至高
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Are there any books that start from chaos and develop towards a higher level (like the Primordial Chaos)? I don't like books where cultivation is reduced during the creation calamity and then the characters just wander around in the primordial world, especially those about taking on disciples, mounts, and creating clones—I'm tired of those. 😰😰😰
It's very well written, please update more often!
To be honest, as a bookworm who's been reading for almost ten years, I think this book has pretty positive values, which I like. There might be some minor flaws in the descriptions now, but they're not a big deal. It's a readable fantasy novel, especially since even I, a seasoned bookworm, think it's pretty good.
This book...
It's truly baffling how the protagonist resembles the God of Destiny. His innate magical artifacts are completely unlike anything he's born with, and even his basic fighting style is vastly different. Destiny's attacks should be subtle, mysterious, and unpredictable, capable of attacking the soul and body from all angles without the enemy even realizing they've been attacked.
The protagonist has overused the Great Dao Heavenly Eye again; it can strike others without any consequences, but when it strikes his own Chaos Treasure, it's destroyed.
This is garbage that needs rebuilding, and it's not even as fast as others, let alone a Golden Immortal fighting a Grand Luo Immortal? Are you out of your mind?! Others are even fighting Grand Luo Immortals! Do you even know the difference between a Golden Immortal and a Grand Luo Immortal?! Nonsense!
The beginning was alright, but unfortunately it basically fell apart towards the end. It became a mess, and the author stopped cultivating! He stopped searching for spirit treasure fragments! He just ran around meddling in other people's business all day, neglecting his duties!! It's basically unreadable; I have no idea what the author is even trying to write. It's such a waste of a potentially good book! ...
Another clickbait title! The protagonist is utterly trash; his once-impressive status has been reduced to utter garbage.
I just chuckled. I don't understand why authors writing about the primordial era always depict Pangu's axe splitting into three—one Chaos Treasure, and three Innate Treasures. The difference in power between them seems so illogical. When did Chaos Treasures become so weak?
The primordial chaos was a garbage world that wasn't even a universe. Take our real world, for example; a star system or galaxy like Earth is just one world. Worlds like our solar system are countless in our universe! Our real universe is just one galaxy, the Milky Way—look up its size on Baidu yourself.