Everlasting

It looks good, come on, it's really well written.

In a sense, Hong Huang Wen is really easy to write. (Let me explain here, I have written more than 100,000 words of "Honghuang" texts. Although it is not very good, I have read many "Honghuang texts", so I have reason to say so.) Because "Honghuang" has formed a complete concept, and there are various versions of "Honghuang texts" for reference. But there are really very few good prehistoric novels. Although all the templates of ancient novels have references, most of them are similar, and the routines are obvious. There are really few that have their own style and unique ingredients, and it is relatively difficult. By saying so much, I actually want to explain that this ancient novel written by the author is really good. It has a unique charm and its own content and ideas, so please work hard and keep writing

Don't write about clones in the early days of the prehistoric times. This book is so exciting that you don't want it.

Awesome, very good-looking, come on

The writing is very good, but there are so many clones 😂 Sometimes it can be a bit confusing...

The start is very interesting, it doesn't fall into the routine and has its own style 👍

The purpose of this book is to confirm its own path. Each one has its own path, with well-founded origins. It is very comfortable to read and the explanation is clear. The book unfolds from the perspective of the innate sacred Beiqi (creating a path, the true demonic path), the incarnation of Taishi. The clones are 1, Qiyin Canglong (the body of the ancestor Canglong, the demonic path) 2, Bai Yi (the innate sacred, the immortal path) 3, Long Zun (the innate sacred, the Buddhist path) . . I haven't seen any changes later. But counting myths, prehistoric times, Taoism, and Buddhism, which great god has not incarnated thousands of times? The Guanshiyin Bodhisattva we know has many Bodhisattvas with various names. Taiqing Laozi, which incarnation in the three thousand worlds does not have him preaching? Like the traditional prehistoric literature, Lao Tzu transforms the three pure beings in one breath. In one sentence, three incarnations are as awesome as the original body. The most helpless thing is the method of killing three corpses. From the perspective of the Dharma sect, the purpose of purifying the soul and better understanding the way of heaven is an auxiliary magical power pioneered by Hongjun. Then, by adding a spiritual treasure, you can create a powerful clone. In the end, it becomes more and more evil and becomes a great method of enlightenment. In the beginning, there were reasonable reasons to support it, but now the Honghuang novels are directly transformed into facial expressions, just use them, and it makes your liver hurt to read them! Welcome to discuss if you have different opinions😴

So pretty! Different from the previous great works, this article is very creative and novel👍

This book would have done much better if the protagonist had traveled through time. He wouldn't have beaten so badly

I have saved a lot of books, but I can't read any of them. I was looking through the bookshelf today and saw a few books that I saved yesterday. I really didn't expect to find such a book to my liking, hahaha

It looks good. Please update the author soon.

This book is really good, cheers the author＾0＾~

Is this a time travel story? It feels weird. I'm used to reading time travel stories, but I can't stand this one anymore! ! !

I read dozens of chapters and still can't understand it.

It looks good. The author will update it soon. It would be best if there is no female protagonist.

Let me ask you, how many clones does the protagonist have now? What are they?