Honghuang: Chief of the Ten Thousand Immortals

I hope that like the previous book, there won't be a female protagonist

Dongwanggong is a title, not a name. Dongwanggong's real name is Donghua

Question, author, what is the human race like in the book? Will he become the protagonist of heaven and earth like other Honghuangliu novels? And, is the setting of the saint the same as the Buddha's original Tao, which is immortal and immortal, and indestructible for all kalpas?

Embracing the destiny of the pure Yang of heaven and earth, he was born with the status of an emperor and transformed into an immortal. . . . .

According to the setting of Honghuang Wen, Dong Wanggong's heels are the innate yang form, and his status is the first of the male immortals. His hometown is in Zifuzhou, East China Sea, and he is the first emperor of heaven (in name only). The opposite is the Queen Mother of the West. Then there is Emperor Jun, with a three-legged golden crow at the heel, his status is the sun god, his hometown is on the sun, and he is considered the second emperor of heaven (kill the first emperor, and he will rule the sky but not the earth). The opposite is Changxi, his status is the moon god, his hometown is on the moon, and his queen is the queen of heaven (it can also be regarded as the first example of a wife being valued based on her husband) Then there is Haotian, whose identity is unclear (stone?), And whose identity is unclear (Hongjun boy?). His hometown is unclear (Zixiao Palace?). He is considered the third emperor of heaven (the one who truly unifies the world). The opposite is Yaochi, whose identity is not clear. He only knows that he was originally a Hongjun boy. These two should be the last to ascend to heaven.

At the beginning of the prehistoric times, when the world first opened, everything was innate. There was no concept of names. They should all be Tao names that represented the origin of their own Tao! Taking a name by force will lead to inferiority.

Chronicles of the Emperor of Heaven is also about the Duke of the East, but the style is a little different from this one.

Author, is your book a traditional prehistoric novel? Or, as the plot develops, gods from other mythological stories will appear? For example, Greek mythology

After reading it, I feel that the author's thinking on cultivation is particularly clear, progressive and meaningful. Although the practice of cultivation is mysterious and mysterious, it is not nonsense or mechanical. It can be described in an orderly way of thinking and logic, and the way to achieve oneself can be written in a book. This is the way to practice! The author writes like this, and so does the protagonist. The period has long passed when the protagonist must understand the Avenue of Chaos, the Avenue of Taiji, the Avenue of Yin and Yang, the Avenue of Cause and Effect... The protagonist needs to walk on his own path and show his own style. This is the true meaning of living or cultivating the Tao~ The three thousand avenues are the same, but each ascetic is different. His own style is the most authentic and the most beautiful spread throughout the ages!

I remember that these great powers from the Sanqing Dynasty must be Da Luo! In later generations, monsters will transform into immortals! Are you coming to be a fairy? Are you kidding me? The innate demon god's strength is gone!