
There's a Gate to the Primordial Wilderness at Home
家里有门通洪荒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The characters in a story should feel fully realized. The ones who let you wander through a sea of books and leave a lasting impression won't become strangers the moment you put down your phone. A good book gives you characters whose experiences you can truly relate to.
Primordial Worlds, System, Heavens, Cultivation, and Sci-Fi Power-Ups
I personally enjoy xianxia, System novels, rebirth novels, prehistoric fantasy, and multiverse stories. Of course, I'll recommend other good books I come across too. If you have any good recommendations, let me know. Reading is all about how a book feels. If you enjoy these, give me a follow.
Lang Huan Blessed Land
💎One book, one world! 💎I like stories about pocket dimensions, portable spaces, transmigration, and interdimensional trading, so most of my recommendations are in those categories. I’ve read most of them, and even if I haven’t, I’ll check them out before adding them to the list. ˆoˆ
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Any immortal would absolutely crush the entire modern scientific community. Would an immortal's knowledge be inferior to that of a scientist? How could one improve their cultivation without knowledge? They could casually create a space—something scientists probably wouldn't even know what space looks like.
Seriously, you guys with the "Ang" in your names are really something else. Like that Li guy, that Chen guy… you're really going to take this to a whole new level!
Just take a quick look; don't be too harsh on the author. After all, how many people in real life truly understand what difference is, let alone something more complex?
First came Pangu, then Heaven; and I existed even before Pangu. Born only eighteen years old, one year is a primordial chaos. I have long since transcended, possessing countless systems. If any of you reply with "one," I will give you a system. If you haven't realized you've received it, do more good deeds and you will awaken.
I panicked terribly. My fellow readers were unusually quiet. If it weren't for your constant, silent recommendations, I would have felt like I was playing a single-player game. (Summoning magic!) Come out here!!! Make your presence known!
The story involves traversing between reality and the primordial era; if the world-building isn't handled well, it's difficult to watch. The protagonist is a powerful figure who has experienced creation in the primordial world, and should aim for immortality; it's awkward that he returns to the city to slap faces at ambiguous relationships and petty scheming.
Tears welled up in my eyes
My goodness! Finally, we see a normal beginning! It's been so hard, so hard, so hard!!!
Regarding Yuanjun, the fourth volume will provide some details. I believe astute readers have already guessed what her reincarnation might be like, so I won't spoil it further. Anyway, as a female protagonist, Yuanjun isn't just a pretty face; how could she possibly die?
Um, I have a question for everyone, why do so many readers say that the time of birth is the scapegoat?
I just read the paid version, and the urban plot is just too much! A so-called inner demon, a god, a madman who can even understand the true self and the false self, is actually torn between two women, and now he can't even recognize himself anymore!