Nüwa’s Creation in Honghuang
洪荒之娲皇造化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I mainly collect transformation stories and works told from the female protagonist's perspective. Writing quality comes first, and I prefer stories over 100,000 characters, mostly light yuri and single-protagonist romances.
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Mystery and Interesting Fan-Fiction Works
Unusual fantasy that lives up to my expectations I like novels where the protagonist is a mastermind working behind the scenes, playing the game from a high-level perspective. I hate good-for-nothing protagonists and progression stories. You don't have to wait until the protagonist has mastered some divine technique before they make their move, but at the very least, they should have trained as much as they possibly can. What I find most baffling is how someone fresh out of the gate always has t
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Infinite Worlds, Wild Adaptations, and Xianxia
The characters are smart, not brainless. The worldbuilding is expansive and makes sense.
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Where are the recommendation votes? Where are the comments for this chapter? Where are the silly readers?
I'll work hard on the writing, and you guys work hard to create an atmosphere that prevents this book from flopping, okay? (●'◡'●)ﾉ❤
If the author writes this book well, it will definitely be a masterpiece in the prehistoric fantasy genre.
The protagonist gave me seventy chapters of a novel and asked me to help her brag about it (づ￣3￣)づ Happy New Year!
Great book, highly recommended! Finally, it's not a typical high-martial-fantasy fantasy novel. The protagonist founded humanity, establishing their position before the Five Sages even appeared. He used the Five-Colored Stones to mend the sky, supporting it with his own body, and single-handedly destroyed the Witch Clan. His status as a Sage is truly deserved.
A sage should be a person of the world, not a person of a certain realm.
I, Hu Sanhan, am back! I've been incredibly stressed these past few days and haven't been updating. I'm so sorry. Starting today, I'll update twice a day. If I can't keep that up, then... Delete this comment. (▼皿▼#)
By chapter 81, it was already getting a bit tedious. It was just another novel where humanity reigns supreme, so it was pretty much set in stone. Everything revolved around humanity; humanity was the very essence of the universe. Anyone who dared to oppose humanity was fighting against saints and against the very heavens and earth, and calamity would befall them. It was so awkward to read!
If this book flops, the author's lack of consistent updates is 90% of the reason.
This book isn't bad, it's not that the content is bad, or that the main and supporting characters have bad personalities; it's that the author dragged it out and killed it.
It's not easy to find a book that doesn't vilify Nuwa, so please don't abandon it! 😡
I hope the author's next book can be longer. This prehistoric novel is really well written and reads very smoothly. It's just too short.