The Primordial Chaos Serpent of Honghuang

After reading Cuttlefish's "A World Worth Living" back then, I was shocked by the high-class style of the Three Pure Ones in it, so I also came up with my own idea and would like to share it with you. I hope you will take it easy and laugh at me. In the beginning, there was nothing, no laws, no living beings, only an invisible, nameless, and formless great force.

People are going crazy opposing the system, so how can this primitive system even be used? It all comes down to who's playing on home turf. In the system's home turf, even if you were a Primordial Dao Fruit, capable of creating and destroying countless realms of existence, reshaping the Five Primordial Elements, and infinitely iterating beyond the unattainable base, wouldn't you still be instantly defeated by the system? Of course, it all comes down to how well the performers express themselves.

Let's talk about your writing style, author. This kind of mysterious writing style immediately reminds me of the "Great Dao of the Main Gods." The so-called "mysterious" means describing the "Dragon-Tiger Golden Elixir" as "gathering the Yin and Yang energies of heaven and earth, combining the power of the heavenly dragon and the earthly tiger, capable of creating and defying destiny."

Guys, give me some motivation! (￣ε(#￣)Σ Those who are interested can join the QQ group.

A very good book, a gem in the prehistoric fantasy genre, with a truly authentic sense of immortal freedom. In those Great Luo Saints, one can see the embodiment of the Dao, the practitioners of the Great Dao. Unlike most prehistoric fantasy novels nowadays, where the Three Pure Ones and Four Emperors act like mafia bosses, where even a pile of excrement is theirs and no one can take it, each one…

After the charlatan, the fighting power of the prehistoric world grew higher and higher.

One year to become a calligrapher, two years to become a calligraphic spirit, three years to become a calligraphic king, four years to become a calligraphic emperor, five years to become a calligraphic master, six years to become a calligraphic revered, seven years to become a calligraphic sage, and eight years to become a calligraphic emperor. Nine years as a master calligrapher, fifteen years as a master calligrapher—what level have you all reached?

If this book is well-written, it won't be far from making someone a god, but it won't be too far off. In the current level setting, the lowest level for a Golden Immortal is the third level of the Multidimensional Realm. According to the setting of this book, Gu Chensha at the end of Dragon Talisman is only a Great Luo Immortal.

The author is a typical case of having the will but not the ability; the idea was well-designed, but the writing fell short.

You say even innate deities need to practice Qi cultivation? That's hilarious, it makes my stomach hurt!