I Was Playing a Small Role in the Prehistoric Times

I just finished reading it, overall it's a pretty good book. I give it 8 out of 10 points. Don't worry too much about small details such as making the saint owe you a favor or the question is a walk-on. The highlight of this book is that the author's writing style is very peaceful, he deals with people and things in a slow and thoughtful way, and he has an overall view and shining wisdom, which is reflected in the words in the book, making it very comfortable to read. Some book friends said that it didn't work at the end, but when I read the final chapter, I felt a little unfinished. The male protagonist's layout is simple and easy, and he wins every plane with ease. It's a pity that it's over before he even shows off in the ancient plane. By the way, I would like to praise the author. His writing is like his own person. The author has a very good temperament. At first glance, he is the master of self-cultivation 👍👍👍 I like you very much. Come on 🌹❤️!

Is it a Fengshen fanfic or a Honghuangliu novel?

In ancient times, Taoist slogans could not be raised randomly, as this would lead to death.

If it is a Fengshen fanfic, many characters from the Great Desolate Flow cannot appear. The Great Desolate Flow must consider the antiques left over from the previous calamities.

I've read Chapter 7, and overall it's okay. But does the author really not consider changing the road number? 😅 It's a bit of a drama when the Taoist moniker Taishi is used on the protagonist!

One of the most poisonous points in fairy tales is that in front of the boss, you internally complain about the boss. For a top boss like Tongtian, people will be impressed by his name, and he dares to do it in front of others.

The most difficult thing to deal with in the Honghuang novel is that everyone can tell fortunes, and the big guys can read minds, but only a few people like Marvel next door can read minds.

Recently, I read two books about The Great Desolate. In one, after arriving in Da Luo, he left a clone and went to the realm of Da Luo. The boss went to play in the chaos of the heavens and the world. The one in Da Luo is the true supreme of the heavens. In Da Luo, even if the force is high or low, he can't be killed, so he started a script. A group of Da Luo acted out the plot of The Prehistoric People according to the script, and used it as the opening of Pangu. The time traveler was played to death

It's pretty good, but I'm afraid I can't afford the name Taishi. This is a small shortcoming, and the other thing is that there are too many inner dramas, and I know that the sky is the limit. Protagonists without self-awareness are easily annoying. There is nothing else. This book is really good, and it all relies on the support of my peers. . . . .

I'm afraid it's not a joke to have Yuanshi owe Dakar. Let's see what happens to Hongyun.

The protagonist has just traveled through time and has become an immortal. There is no life limit. Wouldn't it be better to find a place to survive the period of becoming a god? You were obviously afraid of death, but you still dared to run to Zhou Yinglang? He's just a loose immortal. He has no power, no backing, and he has such a valuable treasure as money. He is simply a little expert in committing suicide.

I've read dozens of chapters, and it's basically okay. There's just one part that really made my balls ache when I read it, and that's this title: Taishi. The protagonist dares to call you this name even though he is a soy sauce person. Yuan Shi is afraid that you will turn into ashes immediately.

How can I believe that if I dare to call myself Taishi, I am looking for death.

One moment this protagonist says I want to survive, the next moment he goes out and acts like a big dick, the next moment he says he is afraid of death, and the next moment he goes out and pretends to be a deadbeat, the people who watch this are schizophrenic and all sorts of scheming people.

The five Xiantian Taifang are also the top ones. Good guy, the protagonist is not even Da Luo, yet he dares to claim to be Taoist Taishi, and the golden finger is just an eye of disaster. Can he withstand such a big cause and effect? (The content of the novel is very good, I just want to complain about the name 😁)

The protagonist wants to be a salty fish, and then commits suicide by repeatedly jumping in front of the saint. It is quite a salty fish and wants to be the protagonist. If he really had such a scheme in the ancient times, the saint would have died long ago.

Pig's Feet is just a loose immortal without a backing. He does this and that and then becomes a golden immortal? Where did the skills come from? If you master junior high school mathematics, will you naturally master high school mathematics? By deducing the exercises for this and that, do you want to tell readers that after learning high school mathematics, they can compile junior high school English books?

No one's name in the prehistoric novels is randomly chosen. Without luck, one cannot bear such a big cause and effect, so choosing a name, a Taoist name, etc. Really need to be considered.

I heard that the protagonist is in front of a saint, and my heart beeps, saint, please listen to me on this matter, oh, no, listen to me, this saint is actually fake, it is a statue, this is normal, the statue will definitely not be able to understand his mind and his thoughts. In fact, let me tell you, the protagonist is better than the saint, he can crush one to death with one finger.

Everything was fine up front, but occupying Buzhou Mountain almost made me look stupid. Where's the deal? The protagonist has no background and no strength, so why would he dare to occupy Buzhou Mountain? Even if no one else can control him during the catastrophe now, what will happen after the catastrophe? After the protagonist's catastrophe, Taiyi's cultivation reaches the top of the sky, and there are Daluo and Quasi-Sage on top. Could it be that others have never discovered it? Or does it rely on the compassion of others, because the protagonist occupied Buzhou Mountain first and everyone agreed that it was his cave? Not to mention the status of Buzhou Mountain in the ancient world, can others identify with the protagonist?

Indeed, I think it would be better to take the initiative to go to heaven.

As for the protagonist's Taoist name, it is really unreasonable to start with Taishi. We know that as a protagonist, he will definitely be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with saints in the future, and the Taoist name is related to his own luck and cannot be easily changed. So he chose an awesome one at the beginning, but he cannot choose an ordinary one, and then give him a chance when he becomes awesome.

The title of the book is wrong. It was changed to "I am a boss in the ancient times, and I am invincible when I travel through the ancient times." Although it is called a sidekick, the plot development has to dominate all aspects of the rhythm, which makes people uncomfortable.

This book must be cool. What's wrong with teaching? Anyway, I didn't see what happened next. I ran to the librarian and let it go. It turns out that I got the treasure in exchange for it. Then I became a laborer for others. I forgot about it once and kept sitting. And what's wrong with Shang? You actually think that someone who can eat the flesh of his own child is a good person?

The protagonist is so brave that he dares to hang out with the Chan Cult, and all the Taoist friends he has made in the Chan Cult are deceived. To be honest, during the period of becoming a god, it is best to go to the West to teach. The three Taoist religions will not end well.

Aren't you talking about playing a small role? Why are you so active?

Cut it and rewrite it! The back is useless

After reading Chapter 5, I lost interest. The protagonist escaped from the disaster at the beginning, but still had to dig in. Even though he was still standing in the wrong place, he thought that if he lived, he would not have to be on the list of gods. Haha, you are a true immortal, and everyone else is a golden immortal. If you don't become a boy, who will?

Deng Chanyu is actually a makeshift dog protagonist! Where's the promised Immortal Fudd?

I have read too many novels that darken the interpretation of the teachings, and I can't stand reading this kind of novel that takes the side of the teachings. The main reason is that this book is not attractive enough →_→. Are there any good books that can correct my views on interception and interpretation?