Beside the Prehistoric Times

It's really awesome. The way I created can also help others realize it, but I can't. I laughed.

The Golden Immortal can no longer be cultivated, how can you still kill the corpse? Hongjun became a saint by beheading his corpse, and you, the Golden Immortal, beheaded your corpse. You know how to behead corpses, but you still don't know how to cultivate the Golden Immortal in the future? Then how did you kill the corpse? You wrote before that you will become a golden immortal by enlightening yourself to the law. Why don't you know how to cultivate the golden immortal in the future? Didn't you slap yourself in the face? What do you write about? There is no logic. Using someone else's system and trying to overturn someone else's system, how can you write well?

A brainless and refreshing novel with almost no logic at all. Whatever the protagonist thinks can become reality, he can prove Hunyuan casually, and his innate spiritual treasure is worse than Chinese cabbage.

Dream within a dream within a dream within a dream within a dream within a dream... Let's see how many layers you can write

I have finished reading what I have written so far, and the overall feeling is pretty good. There are several very novel points The first method of enlightenment, and the second one is that I think the most NB self has been replaced by my dream personality 🤭🤭 🤭 It's like a self-aware clone came out of a low-latitude prehistoric world and killed the high-latitude prehistoric self 🤭🤭🤭 Come on, duck, it's not enough.

The writing is very good. Keep it up. I enjoyed reading the novel. Life has so many dissatisfactions, so what's the point of reading a novel that is so stumbling and tortured? Come on author, I will vote for you every day!

I want to know what the rules are for forced recommendation.

Seeing this, I suddenly felt uninterested.

Come on update! Very nice to look at. Don't let others influence your mood. There will always be someone who thinks favorably of you.

I was also drunk. The protagonist was saying that he didn't want to offend Karma and didn't want to owe Honghuang, while he was frantically searching for something to offend Karma. The protagonist must be a good guy.

Not bad, I could use a little more imagination.

Look at the last two. Looking at the comments, I found that they all said that the plot of the novel was not good here and there. As far as I'm concerned, I think it's actually pretty good, and the writing isn't that bad. Maybe it's just a matter of reading two chapters. I found that when I wrote about accepting a disciple, I was a bit perfunctory. I don't know if it's the tone of the novel or I just didn't notice it.