I Am the Number One Person in the Primordial World
我是洪荒第一人
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
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I'm really fed up with those idiots who say the protagonist became Taishang's disciple and then start spouting all sorts of nonsense. In prehistoric fantasy novels, if the universe of the book hasn't evolved into countless worlds, then the true protagonists are the Six Sages and Hongjun.
Seeing so many readers in the book review section saying that the author made the protagonist too weak, fighting tooth and nail with an ant for ages without being able to resolve the situation, I think I might have read a fake novel. What I clearly saw was the protagonist taking solid steps, progressing steadily from a weakling to a Great Luo Immortal.
In my opinion, in the prehistoric world, the Three Pure Ones are the first in line to inherit from their father and master. Nuwa is the junior sister, and Houtu is the younger sister. So the junior sister created humans and became a saint, and the younger sister achieved sainthood through countless eons of reincarnation and returned.
Let me warn you beforehand, this is a bit toxic. The first few chapters are quite interesting, but the more you read, the sillier it gets. It's really mind-numbing. Primordial strength is the key; instead of striving to become a saint, or even stronger, they just wander around aimlessly all day, not properly cultivating to become stronger.
This isn't about whether or not someone should become an apprentice. People cry and whine when they see Lao Tzu, immediately demanding to become his disciple, claiming to possess a ton of innate treasures. Regarding the inheritance, some say the protagonist wouldn't understand the value of reading without you. Below are examples described by the author in the book:
The decline of prehistoric fantasy novels is due to the excessive constraints and predictable plots of that world. The upper limit for achievement is reaching the level of a saint, and everything feels calculated and scheming. The protagonist was born in an era of ferocious beasts (and had access to cultivation techniques), yet he was later surpassed by even a minor henchman. This is illogical.
That's outrageous! He's already reached the rank of Grandmaster, and he's still wholeheartedly thinking of humanity. Innate spiritual treasures are so precious, yet he's thinking of giving them away for free. Sigh, putting himself in others' shoes... It feels a bit fake. They're all from the modern world; don't they know that those who aren't of their kind are bound to have different intentions?
I think the section about developing power and recruiting subordinates doesn't need to be written. His master is the Supreme Being, so there's no need for these miscellaneous details.
I'd like to offer some thoughts on the issues you raised. 1. There's no issue with Gao Ge's ability to kill ferocious beasts 100,000 zhang in size before and his initial weakness after his rebirth. He ate flesh and blood, fought ferocious beasts, and made his way step by step to Buzhou Mountain. At that time, both the beasts and Gao Ge's power system relied on brute force.
Seeing that the protagonist becomes a disciple of the Three Pure Ones, some readers started saying it lowered the tone. My god, how high are they putting the protagonist on?! There's a sequence to learning, and everyone has their own area of expertise. A disciple doesn't necessarily have to be inferior to their teacher, nor a teacher necessarily superior to their disciple.