Chronicles of a Demon on the Path in Honghuang

When writing about the prehistoric times, since you have borrowed the framework, you have to follow the framework. Where did the monsters come from during the period of the three clans' struggle for hegemony? They can be called innate creatures at most, and if the innate creatures did not transform into immortals in the prehistoric environment, I would be sorry for my own mistakes. The pig-footed little guy started out with demon elixir, which is the beginning of acquired spiritual cultivation. To call himself a demon, he might as well be replaced by the scaly, hairy, and feathered worm in Journey to the West. This is like a mortal cultivating immortality in the prehistoric times.

First order support. I should be the first! Ha ha ha ha

The writing is very good, but the training stuff is not very interesting. Forget about the toad not yet transforming into a sword practice, since now all novels use swords! And then the protagonist himself is a prehistoric alien, with seven stars on his back and a bright moon in his mouth, so high! As a result, I went to practice some murderous transformation, transforming into a spider, transforming into a fire sparrow, or a mountain ape. I can't do it anymore. You are not a human cultivator, so what kind of strange beast can you transform into? ? ? Isn't it enough to cultivate your true nature? Carrying the seven stars on your back, holding the bright moon in your mouth, no matter if you develop towards the stars or the lunar direction, it will be better than turning into some hybrid beast, right?

I have been reading Honghuang novels for a long time. It is really difficult to find this type of novels on the market. I have always wanted to find a similar novel to read, and I even wanted to write it myself. Personally, I think it is very good. Since the birth of Honghuang novels, there have been similar time-travel novels with various powers. Innate spiritual treasures seem to be free of money. They are tortured by great gods, and they do not even think about it. They are all really daring to write. Personally, I think this book is as good as it is beautiful because it is really true to the facts. A small person has no luck and struggles to survive in the wilderness, but it is not without spiritual treasure spiritual roots. I sincerely encourage the author to keep writing and set an example for those who come after him.

A good book, but the author is too lazy

Doesn't the protagonist establish a clan? Have good luck

Do you know why no one reads your book? Your book only has 430,000 words and it's not updated very often, only every few days. You still want to recommend a monthly ticket. No matter how good your writing is, what's the use? You are just a small author now and that's it. What will happen when you become a great author? We all have recommendation tickets and monthly tickets, so why don't we give them to you because your updates are too unstable? Maybe you didn't write on that day, so wouldn't we have wasted the recommendation tickets and monthly tickets? I don't say that you have to update 3/4 every day, so at least you have to update 1/2.

It is a rare masterpiece of Honghuangliu. In terms of writing style, reasonable plot, and plot structure, it is the best choice. Unfortunately, the update is too slow. Please recommend Honghuangliu novels.

There are currently seven recommendation votes for this book, 4 of which were self-voted. Thank you to three readers for their patronage.

I have to say that the protagonist is a bit miserable. ①The identity is like Ran Deng. He listened to the sermon in Zixiao Palace, but finally joined Jiejiao and became a sword-holding disciple. Randen is still a deputy leader after all, and the twelve golden immortals all call him teacher; ②It is Kong Xuan, the eldest brother, who led Kong Xuan through the wilderness. Kong