Journey to the West: Heavenly Emperor of Ten Thousand Worlds
西游之万界天帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 803k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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374Chapters
4.9kRecommendations
14.6kFans
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It's too small; it limits your perspective! Looking at novels involving the prehistoric era, the highest level is the Six Saints, and the ceiling is the Dao Ancestor! Many writers who create stories with this kind of background inevitably include internal strife, even going so far as to shamelessly lower the moral standards of these supposed saints! They use this to forcibly create conflict!
Poor Emperor Jiujiu, whoever makes a mistake will have everything reduced to nothing.
Why not shave? A Jade Emperor without a beard has no soul.
The Jade Emperor and the Supreme God of Heaven are two different people. It's laughable that the author doesn't even know this and still writes a novel.
Is there any novel (of the "Primordial Era" genre) that truly captures the charisma of a saint? You can have different perspectives, but please don't portray saints as villains.
I initially didn't want to believe the comments section and just read the rest, but the first chapter completely captivated me.
I am the Heavenly Emperor, yet I have become a mistress. Heroes from all walks of life, rise up and help me ascend the throne!
It's been a long time since I've seen anyone write about the Jade Emperor. Do you really think he's the worst person? The Jade Emperor, aside from the Three Pure Ones, is undoubtedly the number one figure in the primordial world.
My God, that's incredibly venomous! Even the most venomous snakes and scorpions are not a fraction as venomous as you.
Haotian is never a weakling, no matter which prehistoric fantasy novel it is. Generally speaking, Haotian was Hongjun's attendant. As the attendant of Hongjun, the Dao Ancestor of the Primordial World, Haotian's talent was definitely among the strongest of all the innate gods, except for the Three Pure Ones. If his talent was inferior, wouldn't Hongjun still have face?