The Great Way of the Universe

I don't know why it's always written that Tiandao is a scheming villain and Dao Dao is the mastermind behind the scenes. It's really baffling. It stands to reason that Tiandao wasn't created by Pangu. Even if Dao Dao isn't selfless and Tiandao is ruthless, it's basically just rules and procedures. What's the calculation? What's the point of scheming around when there are no benefits? Boring?

Qian and Kun, Qian is the sky and Kun is the earth. The three Dantians open up the three realms of heaven, earth and underworld, taking the strongest path in the world and integrating three thousand avenues into one body.

The most rubbish Chaos Treasure in history was crushed by a Pangu who was almost exhausted. Others at least chopped up the Chaos Bead in its heyday. (The author set it this way, I feel that the Chaos Bead is really not worthy of being tied with Pangu's axe. It's like a mortal holding an iron ax and a balloon to see who is more powerful, or Pangu using a plastic ax to chop down three thousand gods and demons, so it should be tied with the Chaos Bead)

Pangu couldn't even find the Chaos Orb, but he got it directly. I wrote it without even checking the settings. Lese

Already voted for! The author please update more! Lost it in a flash

If Qiankun hadn't been a pig's trotter, he would have died countless times because of his unscrupulous provocation of cause and effect in the early days of the creation of the world, and he dared to compete with Taoist ancestors for the merits of preaching.

The hierarchical system here is really too poisonous. Innate treasures are divided into lower, middle and upper levels. They are all supreme treasures. Alas, they have reached the peak and cannot be promoted anymore. They are still divided into lower, middle and upper levels. At this level, only the effects are different, and there is no distinction between good and bad. What acquired spiritual treasures are infused with merit and upgraded into innate merit treasures? . . . . Why is it divided into acquired and innate? The acquired is artificially refined. Even if you increase the level, the acquired treasure will reach the top level. It is the same level as the innate treasure, but the innate magic weapon is not artificially refined. What the hell, this hierarchy is really ridiculous.

Seriously, have you all forgotten a good thing? The corpse is also a good thing when practicing magic weapons? There are so many corpses and ferocious auras in the catastrophe of ferocious beasts. To collect and practice the attack magic weapons, at least they must be acquired treasures? During the Dragon and Phoenix Tribulation, the corpses of the three clans were used to cultivate three top-notch acquired spiritual treasures. Don't overdo it, extracting so many laws is a good thing, why doesn't anyone think of it?

If Tao is a creature with emotions and can control everything, then this novel is not interesting. They can just make it enjoyable and invincible in the world.

Hongyun is a great person, and his realm is only one level lower. He said that his realm is too low and he dare not teach the Dharma. It's really nonsense.

Is the Chaos Pearl a Chaos Treasure that was crushed by the crippled Pangu? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

The author, the behavior of forcibly suppressing cultivation is really brainless. Even the way of heaven cannot be regarded as the protagonist practicing the Tao tablet. How does this karma lock the protagonist? You must know that the way does not care about the prehistoric world. Also, the merits of falling into the prehistoric world at the beginning of the sky are forcibly added to the beads by the author. It is already a brainless operation. I did not expect that there will be more brainless things later. It is too poisonous. Personal opinion, don't like it if you don't like it

I feel like the mood of this writing is wrong. I can't always get excited. As if watching with cold eyes, yes. Really lacks a sense of immersion.

This is a prehistoric novel that the author himself spoiled.

It was the first time that I learned that "" means "you", which was really insightful.