
Primordial World: I Am Zhen Yuanzi
洪荒之我为镇元子
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- Completed
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- 503k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
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To be honest, I've already given up on the idea of supporting humanity, but a god or demon supporting humanity? To put it another way, it's like a fellow Chinese person supporting the Japanese.
To be honest, if you had written this a few years ago, it would have been alright. But in recent years, most people have abandoned this formula. Now, celestial beings must be more powerful than Duo Yuan. Golden Immortals are unkillable. Taiyi can open a universe with a sneeze. Daluo are just privileged beings.
There's no need to go for a level 36 Purple Lotus if the start isn't great.
Honestly, the human race can be abandoned; they can't be redeemed.
I've read many novels where the protagonists are always fawning over Fuxi and Nuwa. They just created the human race, and then they didn't care about them anymore. Don't the protagonists get tired of this constant fawning?
Honestly, after 100 pages, it seems like there are more and more limitations to writing. Always trying to take care of this and that, as if the world couldn't function without the protagonist, Honghuang. They always feel like they're so important, but it seems like they're not doing anything useful.
To innate gods and demons, everything is an illusion! It's all about calculating interests! For example, those cultivation and martial arts worlds with academies are beyond words! In modern economic society, everyone is so selfish! Let alone societies with the hope of immortality or the ability to develop one's own abilities! If you're stronger, others have to be weaker!
Honestly, I really dislike Nuwa. She relied on humans to become a saint, yet she favored the demon race and had the heart to let humans become food. Don't tell me that calamities are necessary to become the protagonist of heaven and earth; the protagonist of heaven and earth is always a saint.
They're calculating openly and honestly, and you just do it like this? What's the point? Besides, even if you're a saint, is he really that afraid? If he's afraid, why not join forces with the demon realm?
Honestly, it's ridiculous that Nuwa didn't worship Hongjun and still received purple energy. It's so absurd, and yet, given the grand scheme of things in the primordial world, Nuwa became a saint, created humans, and then became a saint herself. It's disgusting. The Styx River, with its vast resources, is far superior to the Three Pure Ones who guided Nuwa.