I'm Not a Honghuang Big Shot

Since the author mentioned reading the book review section, I'll just say three things here: 1. The characters in this book aren't rich enough. I only remember three characters so far: the protagonist, the group leader, and the group members. This is because the group members basically all have the same tone and viewpoint.

To be fair, many people criticize the "Primordial Era" (a period fantasy novel) for not being worthy of the highest combat power. I want to ask you: is there any novel whose concept surpasses the Primordial Era and is widely accepted? Later fantasy novels by various authors all incorporate elements of the Primordial Era concept.

We could accept the nuclear explosion saint before, then there was the saint who could take ten meters in one step, and now all that's left is the special effects saint?

I was stunned. Racial conflict, cultural clashes—my God, how could such values ​​be listed on the market?

I just made a low-budget video to rant about the novel "Primordial Era," and someone asked me for the book title. I couldn't find the picture anywhere, and finally discovered it was posted on QQ Moments. It took me ages to find out it was this book!

The Tao Te Ching belongs to the protagonist? What kind of suicidal act would one have to dare claim it as their own? Without the Tao Te Ching, could Lao Tzu still be called Lao Tzu? The Tao Te Ching is practically Lao Tzu's trademark. For the protagonist to claim it as his own, he'd have to die a million times over to atone for the karmic debt.

In summary, the protagonist is an invisible tool, devoid of emotion; the group members are all the same—shameless, spineless, lacking individuality, greedy, and arrogant.

The more I look at it, the less interesting it seems; everyone has become a selfish and petty person.

The theme is interesting, but it's too aggressive. I seriously suspect the author was venting through the story; the whole thing is just filler with profanity and vulgarity, it's a headache to read.

This is so padded! It's fine to add filler occasionally as a seasoning, but if you treat group members as the main characters, what's the point of having a main character? Are they just tools? With so many group members, you can just add someone else randomly and continue padding? The main character hasn't appeared in ages, and this is no padding at all!