The Green Pine Path of the Primordial World

Don't save Hongyun, don't save her, it's such a cliché. Help if you can, but don't force it if you can't. Preserving yourself is more important. I hope the author captures the primordial spirit of the world, with less scheming and intrigue, and creates a different kind of primordial world. Don't include characters like Zhunti, who is narrow-minded, primitive, reckless, and brainless; how could someone at that level lack wisdom?

I think the title "concubine" didn't exist in that era, and the Ancestral Witch Houtu held a very high position within the Witch Clan.

Here's a joke: The most powerful being below the Six Sages, Xuan Song Tianzun, used the Chaos Pearl to sever the Three Corpses of the Chaos Daoist, and then fought a stalemate with King Zhou, one of the three thousand Blood Gods who became the Styx Ancestor. The question is, how many Xuan Songs are there in total to the Styx Ancestor?

That's going too far. Going too far my foot! A pair of lifelong, devoted friends, attacked with a single sentence, "That's going too far." Putting everything else aside, anyone who writes like that is either using a fake account or probably just a person of questionable character.

This is a bit disappointing. The protagonist dared to collect the Twelfth-Grade Creation Lotus without anyone noticing or interfering. Mount Buzhou didn't have any wire work; it was a spiritual treasure left to the Three Pure Ones by Pangu, carrying significant karma. Even if he wanted to arrange something, he could have used a white lotus.

The protagonist's personality is too pedantic. He doesn't look like a time traveler at all. He's completely like an ancient knight-errant. It's an insult to people's intelligence for a modern person to be obsessed with the distinction between Taoism and Demonism.

I like books about prehistoric times, so I'll bookmark this one. Let me share my humble opinion: If we compare the primordial world to a house, Hongjun Laozu to the master, the Six Sages to the guards, and the others to servants, then the protagonist is generally the thief who sneaks in without permission.

It's still the same old "primordial era" formula. Oh well, newbies these days will definitely love it. Seeing the declarations of the Qilin, Phoenix, and Ancestral Dragon, I knew it was just a bunch of copy-pasted stuff. It's full of pointless talk about the five elements' mutual generation and restraint; it lacks any originality. Sometimes I really hate Shenji (the author).

Grandma's, even the Chaos Treasures are as common as cabbages! I was just thinking about it when someone delivered them: "Fellow Daoist, this humble Daoist has a pair of Pangu's underpants, a Chaos Spiritual Treasure, which I'll give to you..."

I still think the protagonist's path to enlightenment through physical means is a bit far-fetched. He has the Chaos Pearl and Primordial Purple Qi. Is he just achieving sainthood with his eyes closed?