Primordial Chaos: Taiyi Tiandu

Creating a pre-primordial world from scratch makes it easier to add new ideas and perspectives, while the plots of the mid-primordial world are already quite formulaic, making innovation more difficult. I look forward to the unfolding of the Taiyi Primordial World under the author's pen. ✊

It's very well written. It captures the mindset of ordinary people, but not too much. It feels like the lingering morbid pleasure after being worn down for a long time. The cultivation method is also very good. I admire other novels. Even if you've read the Tao Te Ching, how did you come up with the cultivation method? Keep it up!

Those at the Golden Immortal level and above have all attained enlightenment, comprehending the laws of Heaven or the Great Dao. What cultivation methods are required for this? All cultivation methods are meant to lay the foundation for comprehending these laws. They are for the purpose of attaining enlightenment.

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Your synopsis is problematic from the start. A Confucian scholar? Dude, by the time you become a saint, Confucianism probably won't even have emerged yet... And the same goes for Taoism. In the prehistoric era, most people cultivated through the Xuanmen sect. Taoism only appeared after Laozi left Hangu Pass to the west. So, are you implying the protagonist was born in the Spring and Autumn period?

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In the end, he was still castrated.

Introduction Slaps in the Face 😅

Seeing a Golden Immortal and still asking others for cultivation techniques, you instantly lose your sense of accomplishment. Didn't you try to cultivate yourself before transforming into human form? Can you reach the Golden Immortal realm without your own path? Is your Golden Immortal just an accumulation of energy...? In cultivation novels, even the Golden Core stage has a clear path to enlightenment and understanding of the laws.

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