I Struggle for Survival in Honghuang

The path that Styx can take in the Blood Sea shouldn't be limited to the path of slaughter. Although there are two killing swords, Yuan Tu and A Bi, the Blood Sea itself has several paths, such as the path of blood, the path of karma, the path of the soul, and the path of wisdom or truth contained in the blood.

The goddess Nuwa from the previous era, in the past, future, and present, across countless planes, universes, and timelines, was a Great Luo. In the beginning, there were gods who were in harmony with the Dao, and she should have already attained the mythical Great Luo! In the primordial era of this time, the Styx's Primordial Grand Luo Realm should be equivalent to a mythical Golden Immortal.

Struggling to cross, struggling to cross, startling a flock of gulls and egrets.

I've been tired of the prehistoric fantasy genre for a long time, but this one is different. It's intricately plotted, very original, with many fresh and well-placed elements. It avoids the pitfalls of many hopeless prehistoric fantasy novels, remaining unconventional, avoiding assumptions, and never engaging in petty squabbles for spiritual treasures or opportunities.

The protagonist has absolutely no class; he's like a petty thug, a good-for-nothing. The fact that a Grand Luo Immortal was embarrassed by a woman's gaze is just ridiculous.

To be honest, if Styx hadn't started by cultivating the Path of Slaughter, but instead followed the Path of Blood—Nurture—Creation, then the Heavenly Dao might not have favored Nuwa. Nuwa and Fuxi were born from the innate Yin and Yang; Nuwa governed marriage, and Fuxi governed heavenly secrets. In the entire primordial world, the innate divine Styx's origins were closest to creation.

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After a few days of cultivation, they get bored and start looking for spiritual treasures everywhere. It becomes a predictable routine, and it's tedious to watch. It would be better to just keep cultivating. Aimlessly searching for treasures without knowing if you'll even find anything is truly addictive. I strongly advise against authors copying this disgusting formula.

There seem to be very few truly outstanding works in the prehistoric era genre. Furthermore, the great calamities of ferocious beasts and witches are only briefly mentioned, while the great calamities of the Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West are described in lengthy sections. Personally, I'd rather read the earlier parts, since I've already read the later parts of Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West.

It's original! Pretty good! I watched it all in one go!