Living Leisurely in the Primordial World

Well written! I like this slow, unhurried pace. There's no deep-seated hatred, no sarcastic remarks to stir up trouble, no arrogance, no sycophancy, and no stories of taking on disciples or peacocks. I read fantasy and mythology novels, and with all that ridiculous, trivial plot points, I'd rather read martial arts novels. They lack any sense of world-building and are utterly trash. Author, you write very well, keep it up!

It's quite good; so far, this book aligns well with some of my personal values. As long as I don't mess things up later, it's bound to be successful. As it stands, this novel is not one you can just skim through. Often, you can read through a dozen or so chapters without feeling out of place. This book is perfect if you can read it without skipping any chapters!

Suggested title: A Novice's Immortal Fantasy Essay

Since the book was launched on the 9th, it's all thanks to everyone's support. Xiao Wu is truly grateful to everyone, thank you (*°∀°)=3

I'll save this first and see what level of primordial power it is. Please, it shouldn't create a 10-meter-deep crater with a single strike. That's too simplistic.

The most outrageous thing is that the Heavenly Dao actually took matters into its own hands to save Duobao, who was still a little demon. How idle must it be?

The title doesn't match the story. It claims to be leisurely, yet the protagonist is so weak that even the smallest thing throws him into a frenzy. It speaks of a paradise, yet he lacks materials for everything, scavenging scraps from his own mountain to make tools.

"Madam, one tea egg, please." The previously noisy crowd suddenly fell silent, and those buying breakfast all wore expressions of shock. The proprietress hesitated slightly, but didn't delay, smiling gently: "Sir, please follow me." Then, amidst countless envious glances, I slowly walked forward. "I never expected someone so young to be able to eat tea eggs! They're truly young and accomplished!" "

You think you can just stay passive in these fantasy novels? If karma catches up with you, you can't stay passive even if you want to. Why should you? Just because you're the protagonist?

If you write about fatalism, then it will be too boring, because the prehistoric world has been written to death. Everyone knows the general direction. If the protagonist kills Duobao, who is still a rat, and is still punished by the Heavenly Dao, then everyone should stop cultivating and just let the future be whatever it is. Anyway, if you are different from the future, you will be punished, and if you are the same as the future, you will be rewarded.