I Become the Clan Chief in the Primordial World
我在洪荒当族长
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- Completed
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- 636k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The protagonist was portrayed as too incompetent in the beginning; because he couldn't understand the book, he became impotently furious and lost his reason.
What I want to say is that the protagonist of this book should develop rapidly, at the very least achieving the Great Luo Dao Fruit. The Red Army and Luo Hou are about to engage in a battle between the Immortal and Demonic Paths. After the conflict between Hongjun Ancestor and Luo Hou, the Red Army will have one more era to prove its Dao.
Having lived for so many years and even founded a method for achieving enlightenment, shouldn't he be mature by now? Yet his heart is still so restless; it doesn't seem like the tranquility a cultivator should possess. What is the author trying to express? Is the protagonist a goofball, or...?
The initial setup seems a bit illogical. Creatures in the primordial world breathe spiritual energy and should be able to cultivate instinctively, otherwise how could mindless objects like rocks and air become sentient? It's just that cultivation techniques can accelerate the cultivation process.
I'm always being schemed against, and I'm still so useless. I'm almost at chapter 200 and I haven't even become an immortal yet. I'm a disgrace to transmigrators.
Is there something wrong with your thinking? You think you can change the world when you're weak? And you talk about win-win situations? You're just fattening up others, only for them to turn around and destroy you. It's a bit upsetting to watch.
Keep it up, author! The plot is alright, but it's a bit padded out. Other primordial eras span thousands of years, but yours is so slow.
There's too much filler, no excitement at all, and the plot doesn't progress. I'll wait until it's more complete before watching.
My question is, if the protagonist faces such formidable tribulations upon reaching the Golden Immortal realm, what happens to the tribulations as their cultivation level increases later on?
Before the demon race is established, one must use spiritual roots to create one's own grotto-heaven or universe. The giant race announces immediate seclusion. Author, is this how the inner world cultivation method works? Five elements, Yin and Yang, space and time, light and darkness, thunder and lightning, and wind. A rudimentary form of a world is formed.