Honghuang: The Green Snake Attains the Dao

The prehistoric world didn't actually have so many conspiracy theories, nor was there any claim that Sun Wukong was a stone monkey whose main components were silicon dioxide (SiO2) and calcium carbonate (CaCO3). Silicon dioxide has a Mohs hardness of 7, while steel only has a Mohs hardness of 5.

I've read many prehistoric fantasy novels that portray the human race as incredibly powerful, which I don't like. The prehistoric world is a stage for naturally born races, while the human race is merely an acquired race with inherently weak foundations. It's enough to showcase the human race's innovative abilities; don't constantly portray their martial prowess as overwhelmingly powerful.

I'm increasingly disgusted with the prehistoric era. Nuwa creating humans is attributed to merit and sainthood; Nuwa mending the sky is also attributed to merit; and her inaction in the massacre of humanity is seen as a betrayal of her saintly virtue. Nuwa, the goddess, loved humanity greatly, creating humankind and mending the sky with her own body.

I want to date the author. 😌😌

If Nuwa and Fuxi were snakes, then humanity would be demons and their descendants 😁😁😁. Pangu, the ancestral god, created the world through eighty-one transformations, so why is it that only the innate Dao body can be human? Because Nuwa created innate Dao bodies in human form. If we set the Three Pure Ones and the two Buddhas as having attained enlightenment through humanity, then is Nuwa, who created humanity, really the weakest? Can a laborer be richer than the boss?

The part about the Investiture of the Gods is really well written, just like the one about the Primordial Era and Shi Ji. It's handled very well, without deliberately belittling any of the saints. It highlights the main characters without suppressing the supporting characters.

It's still readable. You can skip the chapters you don't like. Nine out of ten prehistoric novels are written about humans, and you just want to skip them. To become the protagonist of the world, you really have to be blessed by the heavens. I didn't see any of the spirit of hard work, perseverance, and inheritance that they were meant to cultivate.

It seems like the author has changed? The recent writing is so different from the previous ones. The writing style is much better now, and it's really enjoyable to read!

A green snake descended from the sky, named Qingluo. He gained another three hundred and transformed into a great immortal. —Your bomb

The realms in this book, from lowest to highest, are: Earth Immortal, Heavenly Immortal, Mysterious Immortal, Golden Immortal, Taiyi Golden Immortal, Daluo Golden Immortal, Quasi-Saint, and Heavenly Dao Saint (Hun Yuan Daluo Golden Immortal), totaling eight realms.