I'm Not a Honghuang Big Shot

Since the author said to read the book review section, I will mention three points here: 1. The characters in this book are not rich enough. I only remember 3 characters after seeing it, the protagonist, the group leader, and the group member. Because the group members basically all have the same tone and point of view, even if they showed a little bit of behavior when they first came in, they were completely assimilated within 3 chapters. The most obvious one is the Star Wars character and the jealous Yan Chixia (people would rather not be an official, but they will change their personalities and join the villain when they encounter the chat group), so the group members can only be regarded as one character. Because the characters are not rich enough, it was okay at first, but it will inevitably feel a bit boring after watching it. 2. Let's talk about the world setting. There are several detailed issues. For example, in recent chapters, the group has been discussing the saint's long-term vision. The group members mentioned that [Journey to the West] said that Brother Monkey is Nuwa's Sky-Mending Stone, and then said that Nuwa had already figured out Brother Monkey's affairs. However, Journey to the West does not mention that the stone is the Nuwa Stone, and it does not mention any relationship with Nuwa. I don't know if the Journey to the West in the world that the group members watched is not the same version as our world? Or is it that the group leader has been brainwashed and his memory is confused by the previous opinions of the prehistoric world? By the way, the follow-up work of Infinite Horror also has Honghuang, is it regarded as another lower version of Honghuang? 3. In terms of dungeons, the two dungeons after the group activity started are relatively average. First of all, because Zhang Jie is the leader, the main god restricts his actions, and constantly forces him to choose the next captain. No matter how many points he earns, can he survive the main god's obliteration? The strength of the curse is a bit low, and the core of the game includes a killing stone that is too obvious to deliberately give away treasures. An ordinary family house containing artifacts is the template for the protagonist, and a Buddhist scripture contains the art of yin and yang, which is really true. . . It would be better to use the Infinite Dawn meme to set the core of the curse. The protagonist finds Buddhist secrets from Buddhist scriptures, which can be regarded as a gift, and it is not so mixed. There are many versions of A Chinese Ghost Story, but the core of the plot of this copy is to deceive the demon and borrow a knife to kill people to cross the river and burn the bridge. This routine is clearly stated at the beginning. It is better to end it within two or three chapters without any unexpected events. I just feel that it is a bit watered down, and it also adds the setting of breaking through the Nascent Soul. ps: By the way, sermon videos can only be saved for one day? How come you can see the sermon right away until Yan Chixia joins? In the relationship chat group, do you consciously wait for the protagonist to post the video before recruiting people?

To be honest, many people say that Prehistoric is not worthy of the highest combat power. I would like to ask you which novel has a concept that surpasses Prehistoric and that most people agree with. The fantasy novels written by the author later have more or less concepts of the prehistoric. To put it bluntly, it is already a mature universe view, just like the Marvel universe and the Cthulhu universe. It is no longer something that you can deny if you disagree with it. In addition, the prehistoric is modified on the basis of Chinese mythology, which makes everyone agree even more. Unless someone in the future can write a novel that everyone or most people agree with, it will not change at all.

In the past, it was okay to use nuclear explosion saints. Then there were saints who took one step ten meters at a time. Now are there only special effects saints left?

I'm confused, racial antagonism, cultural conflict, my God, this kind of value can be put on the shelves

I just made a complaint video with the low profile Honghuang. Someone asked me the title of the book, but I couldn't find where the picture came from. Finally, I found out that it was posted by someone in the Q circle of friends. It took me a long time to find it. It was not easy to find out that it was this book!

Does the Tao Te Ching belong to the protagonist? How much death do you have to make to dare to take the Tao Te Ching as your own? How can I still be called Lao Tzu without the Tao Te Ching? The Tao Te Ching is almost the symbol of Lao Tzu. The protagonist takes it for himself. Even if he dies a million times, he won't be able to repay the karma. This is the karma of a saint. If he dies once, his soul will be gone. And you dare to rob me of the Tao Te Ching. Why don't you directly create people to become saints? In this way, Nuwa has no chance. Even if there is karma, it will be paid off slowly. After all, I am a saint without the Tao Te Ching. Nu Wa, who has not created people, is at most a quasi-sage...

To sum up, the protagonist is a transparent tool with no emotions, the group members are the same, have no integrity, no spine, no personality, greed and arrogance

The more I read it, the less interesting it becomes, and everyone becomes a selfish villain.

It's an interesting theme, but the violence is too strong. I seriously doubt that the author is venting it in the article. There are so many curses throughout the story that it gives me a headache.

It's too watery. It's okay if you add some water occasionally and use it as a seasoning. If you write about group members as the protagonists, then why do you still need the protagonists? Tool man? There are so many group members, can you just add one more person in the future and continue the fun? The protagonist has not appeared once in ten thousand years, and water is not like this.