The Primordial World: Supreme Ruler of the Three Realms
洪荒之三界至尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 681k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I think Hongjun actually treated Haotian quite well; at least he gave him the position of Heavenly Emperor. Hongjun doesn't owe him anything. It's just that Haotian was unworthy of his abilities; he lacked the capacity and his ambition was too great. Playing around with others led to tragedy.
The first chapter feels like a typical overpowered protagonist rebirth story from 10 years ago, it's really ridiculous... Did the protagonist's childish ideas make him feel like he went back in time and became a toddler?
The Haotian Origin you described is insufficient for premature transformation. You don't want to replenish your Origin, yet you ambitiously aspire to become a saint. This alone disqualifies you from sainthood; insufficient Origin hinders your path to enlightenment.
This novel has so many innate treasures. The main character alone has almost 10 of them. Are they really that worthless?
In the primordial era, achieving sainthood depended on opportunity and one's origins. Opportunity was bestowed by Heaven, while origins referred to one's birth. Nuwa had the opportunity to create humanity, the two Western Saints had the opportunity to repair the West, and the Three Pure Ones had profound origins.
Before becoming the Heavenly Emperor, what was Haotian? He was just a young boy. If you understand his background, how could he possibly act like this in the primordial world?
The story of the Dragon King of the Jing River from Journey to the West is well-written. Keep up the good work, author! 😁😁👍
You, a mere doorman, shouldn't be neglecting your duties and instead running around showing off. If Hongjun doesn't fire you, the author has gone too far in making Hongjun seem less intelligent.
It's a pity. I've reminded you so many times that you've moved "The Supreme Being of the Three Realms" to another book, but you still haven't corrected it. There are only two days left, and you've already lost your perfect attendance bonus?
In the primordial world genre, Haotian is essentially a supporting character; without Hongjun, he's nothing. In terms of origin and effort, other powerful beings are all innate deities who toiled for countless years in the primordial world to gain their strength. Haotian, however, was enlightened by Hongjun and was merely a child, lacking innate advantages.