
The Spider Overlord of the Primordial World
洪荒世界的蜘蛛大佬
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- Ongoing
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- 451k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
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To be honest, the level of prestige of the Great Luo Immortal is indeed written too low, which is a major flaw. Golden Immortals are roughly equivalent to the immortals in *Covering the Sky*, both possessing symbols of immortality and the ability to live without relying on the world.
Nobody's been here for so long, I've come to get a back door.
I see there's still some debate in the book review section, so I'd like to share my thoughts. Why is the "Primordial Era" genre so popular? Because its originators didn't just write things on a whim. They researched extensively, untangling the chaotic traditional mythology into a clear narrative, and logically summarizing most of the mythological settings.
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They spend all day praising Luo Guanzhong as transcending all time and space, acting as if he's so cultured, and won't allow any changes. Don't they have any spirit of inquiry? Didn't you know that the rise of Da Luo was popularized by modern online novels? Or are you just copying a few paragraphs from Baidu Baike and starting to brag?
Hmm, honestly, you're playing the game of world travel in a world where saints live, the Dao is at its peak, there are plenty of Great Luo Immortals, Golden Immortals are everywhere, and Celestial Immortals are as common as dogs? How incredibly powerful must your backing be to allow you to freely enter and exit the primordial world like a little girl? ┐ (─__─)┌
Also, that female lead, wasn't her original character supposed to be the Queen Mother of the West? You changed Laozi's name to "Moral Immortal," and the Queen Mother of the West's name to "Xi Yao." You might as well change the names of all the named characters in the prehistoric world!
Shrouding the Heavens is rubbish. The Great Emperor only has a lifespan of 20,000 years, not even comparable to a single hair on the leg of a Primordial Immortal. His soul is also extremely weak. Let alone comparing it to the Daoist primordial spirit. Once the Great Emperor dies, he can't even become a ghost. Immortals, on the other hand, can have their primordial spirits endure.
The biggest flaw in this article is the comparison between the realms of "Covering the Sky" and "Primordial Era". Actually, I'm not criticizing the author, but what is Taiyi? What is Daluo? Let me put it bluntly: Daluo and Taiyi are the same realm. It's just that Taoism calls it Daluo, while independent cultivators call it Taiyi. As for Buddhism, they call it Dajue.
Those who claim that the Great Luo was granted a 9000-year lifespan by the Heavenly Dao of *Covering the Sky* should not speak nonsense if they do not understand mythology. Do you think the Great Luo achieved immortality by forcibly defying the Heavenly Dao? The Great Luo changes with the external world, but no matter how he changes, he remains immortal.