
Pangu's Path to Enlightenment in Honghuang
洪荒之盘王证道
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's still too rough, I can't jump out of that circle, I just have small fights, it feels like it's so small in the past, there are just a few people jumping around there every day
Panwang is so good-looking, I will definitely order it all when it comes on the shelves
The author misunderstood and mentioned two people. Sainthood is based on the setting of the original Buddha's Tao, realm, strength, luck, chance, supreme perseverance, supreme wisdom, and supreme merit. Only together can we have a chance to become holy. If someone can become a saint, it means that their character is absolutely first-class, and there will never be any situation of forceful robbery. They are both innately holy. Don't you have any face at all? And I don't know since when, that book started to darken these two people. It seems that even the Buddha and the Tao have never been darkened like this before! The Buddha was originally a Taoist, and it was written based on the decree of heaven. It is expected that there will be three thousand Buddhas returning to the West. Pangu, the sage of the Qing Dynasty, has no choice but to watch his disciples being transported to the West. However, they don't care. Anyway, after the next immeasurable kalpa, his disciples will come back, so they are not worried at all. If you, the author, want to write about the prehistoric era, I suggest you write it with fair judgment. You must know that those who can become saints are definitely not so shameless.
Let me give you an opinion, author. Jianmu is the spiritual root that supports the sky. Jianmu broke through Daluo Jinxian, didn't he? You can let the tree blossom and bear fruit once. Jianmu can be grown from Jianmu's seeds. There is a total of one yuan. That's 129,600 extremely rare seeds. Premium seeds. Just these two. Half and half. Planting trees from seeds can open up caves. At least Dongtian is also at the top small world level. The small world is at least as big as the earth. From now on, when you meet someone and bring something, you can just give them a seed.
I don't know where the author sees the difference between technology and cultivation. King Pan can reach enlightenment, but he still needs theoretical knowledge of science and technology? ? Are you sure the author isn't kidding me? What is technology? Materialism is technology. The ability to attack the microscopic world from surface things is technology. The chemical reaction that can explain why one thing can react with another thing is technology. Isn't that what cultivation is? To understand the law is to explain from the perspective of idealism why flames burn and why water can overcome fire. Isn't this type of law analysis an alternative technology? The poor author doesn't even know what technology is. He naively thinks that technology and cultivation are two different paths. He is really drunk.
This is the most beautiful prehistoric movie in recent years, right?
I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist and focuses on the plot. Once the plot is written, it will be great. The author only needs to write about the period of Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and then explore other worlds in chaos. After becoming a god, the power of the world and the strength of the protagonist are low, and the protagonist is probably a saint. If he writes about clones, it would be boring.
I think it is impossible for Nuwa to become a saint just by creating human race. If she can become a saint by creating human race, why don't other quasi-saints do it? Don't say that other quasi-sages don't know about the human race. After all, Da Luo is the only one in the past and future. How can he not know that creating the human race can lead to sainthood? But why not do it? So Nuwa's creation of human saints should include other factors, and this factor can only be completed by Nuwa, and other quasi-sages cannot complete it I have a guess: there are three realms of heaven, earth and man in the prehistoric world, and these three realms were not perfect after Pangu opened the sky, so It needs help from someone to perfect it. The way of heaven is perfected by the combination of Hongjun and Tao. The way of earth is perfected by the reincarnation of Empress Tu, while the way of humanity is perfected by the hands of Empress Nuwa in the ancient world. Race, etc., Before Nuwa created humans, there were only innate races and no acquired races, so humanity was not perfect. It was not until Nuwa created the acquired race of human beings that humanity would become holy. The biggest difference between innate races and acquired races is the reliance on spiritual energy. , The existence of innate races depends entirely on aura. Without aura, there would be no innate races, such as the demon race. Without aura, the demon race would not exist. They are just a group of beasts without intelligence. However, without aura, people would still exist and still retain wisdom, and wisdom is the foundation of a race. The reason why it is Empress Nuwa and not someone else is because Empress Nuwa has gone the farthest in the path of creation. In addition, only the Qiankun Ding can create acquired races in the prehistoric world full of innate spiritual energy. This is something that other great powers cannot do, such as Styx.
In fact, this book is quite well written. At least the author of this book dares to brag. Most people in the prehistoric era dare not brag. They often calculate it in miles, giving people the impression that the prehistoric era is the size of a planet. The biggest poisonous point in most writing about the Great Desolation is that they say there is no eternal protagonist in the world at the beginning, and later they say there is no protagonist in the human race. Disgusting. Also, I don't dare to brag about the prehistoric times.
The protagonist has no ambition to be strong. He feels that his improvement in cultivation depends entirely on luck. He always says that he doesn't want to be a nanny if he doesn't accept a disciple. However, he is more like a nanny than Yuanshi and Tongtian. It's useless to talk about it now. I've finished watching it 🥱🥱