
Honghuang: Chief of the Ten Thousand Immortals
洪荒之万仙之首
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Hopefully, like the previous book, there won't be a female lead.
Dongwanggong is a title, not a name. Dongwanggong's real name is Donghua.
My question is, author, what is the human race like in your book? Will they become the main characters like in other prehistoric fantasy novels? And, is the concept of a sage the same as that of Buddha who is the Tao, meaning one who is neither born nor dies, and whose existence is imperishable through countless eons?
Born with the pure Yang energy of Heaven and Earth, possessing the destiny of an Emperor, and manifesting as a Celestial Immortal...
According to the settings of prehistoric Chinese fantasy novels, the Eastern King Duke's origin is the manifestation of innate Yang energy, making him the head of male immortals. His ancestral home is in the Purple Mansion State of the East Sea, and he is considered the first Heavenly Emperor (in name only).
In the beginning of time, when heaven and earth were first created, all things were innate. There was no concept of names. They were probably just titles representing the essence of their own Dao. Forcibly giving names would be a low-level approach.
The Chronicles of the Heavenly Emperor in the Primordial Era, which also tells the story of the Eastern King Duke, has a slightly different style from this book.
Author, is your book a traditional prehistoric fantasy novel? Or will other mythological deities appear later in the story? For example, Greek mythology?
A few thoughts
After reading it, I felt that the author's thinking on cultivation was particularly clear, progressing step by step, and his words were substantial. Although the practice of cultivation is mysterious and profound, it is not nonsense or forced application. It can be described in an orderly and logical way, achieving one's own path, writing books and establishing doctrines.
I remember the Three Pure Ones were all Great Luo Immortals when they transformed into human form! Later demons transformed into immortals! And you're calling yourself an Earth Immortal? Are you kidding me? Even the prestige of innate demon gods is gone!