Chronicles of a Demon on the Path in Honghuang

If you're writing about the prehistoric era, you have to stick to the framework. Where did the demons come from during the period of the three races vying for supremacy? At most, they'd be called primordial beings. And in the grand context of the prehistoric world, wouldn't a primordial being be letting itself down without achieving immortal-level transformation?

First order supported! I must be the first one! Hahahaha

The writing is good, but the cultivation parts weren't very engaging. It's one thing for the toad to practice swordsmanship before even transforming into human form—every novel uses swords these days! And the protagonist himself is a primordial being, carrying seven stars on his back and holding the moon in his mouth—so high-class!

I've been reading prehistoric fantasy novels for a long time, and it's really hard to find this type of novel on the market anymore. I've always wanted to find a similar novel to read, and I even considered writing one myself. I personally think it's very good.

A good book, but unfortunately the author is too lazy.

Doesn't the protagonist establish a clan? He's got good fortune!

Do you know why so few people are reading your book? It's only 430,000 words long and you barely update, only once every few days, yet you expect recommendation tickets and monthly passes? Even if your writing is excellent, what's the use? You're already like this as a small author; what will you be like when you become a top author?

A rare gem in the prehistoric fantasy genre. The writing, plot coherence, and narrative structure are all top-notch. It's a pity the updates are too slow. Looking for recommendations for prehistoric fantasy novels.

This book currently has seven recommendation votes, four of which were cast by myself. Thank you to the three readers for their support.

It has to be said that the protagonist is quite pitiful. ① His identity is like that of Ran Deng. He listened to the Dao in Zixiao Palace, but eventually joined the Jie Sect and became a disciple who held the sword. Ran Deng was at least a vice leader, and the Twelve Golden Immortals had to call him teacher. ② He is Kong Xuan's elder brother, who led Kong Xuan to explore the prehistoric world.