Honghuang: The Eternal Saint King

Good feeling is okay, but too little

It's okay. The layout is very grand. I hope the author can write a different prehistoric era and a different Wu clan.

On the surface, the author is writing about the Witch Clan, but the author is definitely a high-end black man of the Wu Clan The author, according to the way you wrote the previous dozens of chapters, you are so desperate to improve the wisdom and strength of the Witch Clan, and you don't need Hongjun to trick the Monster Clan. If your Witch Clan can do it better than the other Monster Clan, you will be damned. What kind of grudge does the Wu Clan have against you? How can you blame them so much? In the original book, the Witch Tribe was offended by all other races except the Witch Tribe and was able to overpower the Monster Tribe in the first Lich War. However, in your case, the protagonist opened so many traps for the Witch Tribe. As a result, the Monster Tribe's Daluo casually killed the Witch Tribe's Daluo, and he was able to escape unscathed from the pursuit of the Wu Tribe's ancestral witches who suppressed their strength. According to the way you write it, if the protagonist hadn't cheated, would your witch clan have been wiped out by the demon clan before the first lich war? Poor Hongjun, it was clearly the author who was behind the evil plot against the Wu clan, but he was forced to blame them.

8 Recommendation votes, don't you want to add more?

With Ren Zuwu's so-called encouragement, the protagonist actually came up with the idea of ​​being a cannon fodder and would be happy to do so. Whose three views is wrong? Protagonist or author? ? Confused

If a great witch didn't cheat, how could he be able to jump up and down? His life would be nothing more than cannon fodder!

The name Wang Quan is like a joke when put together with the Twelve Ancestral Witches

This book of Ancient Times should be regarded as a mid-range match, and this Daluo Jinxian is quite good.

Seeing that the jade dish was about to be created, Hongjun actually did it himself. I think the author's understanding of prehistoric novels is still insufficient. The prehistoric world is a world that pays attention to cause and effect, and is suppressed by the great road. Hongjun's move is a provocation. Not to mention he is just a saint, even if he seizes the way of heaven, he is seeking death. Pangu's descendants came to him to ask for Pangu's things. This was a great cause and effect. He can only resolve the cause and effect. Unless Hongjun is much stronger than Pangu and an ant is different from an elephant, don't think that once the way of heaven comes out, the great way will not matter. The prehistoric world is a world of cause and effect, and magic can appear just by counting. His essence is still the rule of the great road. Heavenly management. A world that values ​​cause and effect. The reason why the saint plotted against the witch clan was because the witch clan had the great cause and effect of Pangu. No one wants to have karma with Pangu. This is the biggest reason for the Wu clan's misfortune.

The writing is a bit messy and the splicing is forced, and the whole thing is not smooth.