
Honghuang: The Chat Group of All Heavens
洪荒之诸天聊天群
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 216k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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69Chapters
935Recommendations
52Fans
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Longtao Building
Brothers who are following the storyline can keep adding minor characters, such as the current officials of Donglu. The more detailed their information, the better. For now, we don't need any top-tier characters. 😄
To be honest, I feel like chat groups don't really need a group owner. Unless you're going for a domineering protagonist! If you want to give the protagonist a cheat code, just create a separate group, like a group owner who scams everyone in the world... It just feels a bit out of place. It's like the protagonist can't survive without scamming.
The protagonist should either be somewhat superior or openly admit to being a newbie mortal. The protagonist you wrote is constantly trying to establish himself and maintain his status in the chat group, while simultaneously demanding things from other members. However, for many of these members, the protagonist poses no threat and offers no real help.
Will that book with over 500 chapters still be written?
The setting is supposed to be a high-spec prehistoric world, but the book doesn't depict anything resembling that high-spec setting at all.
Chapter Sixty: What a contradiction! On one hand, they say they're friends, but on the other hand, they treat group members like subordinates. What's that called again? Self-deception!
A comparison of the "Supreme Primordial Era" in the author's book with the perfect realm in the multiverse version of the "Sacred Ruins Era" (just for reference; the realm divisions in the Sacred Ruins are not detailed here. The worldview is a multiverse worldview, meaning one world, one realm. This setting is a heavily modified version).
Discussing the plot bit by bit feels tedious and a bit awkward. It would be better to just extract the novel's content from your mind and upload it to the group, like other groups do.
Could you please stop emphasizing the tone after the audio? It's so distracting! It's like being interrupted from one scene to the next, making for a very disjointed reading experience.
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