The Heart Sage of Honghuang

So far, it's been pretty good, and I hope the author keeps it up. Another suggestion is that the sages must have a certain air of sophistication. Don't write it like a street thug, and don't make it full of conspiracies and schemes. After all, at the level of a sage, things are generally done openly and honestly; the only things they care about are their own principles and their reputation.

I've read too many prehistoric fantasy novels, and seen too many protagonists who become disciples of Hongjun. There are even more conspiracy theories in these prehistoric fantasy novels. I hope the author can make the protagonist more independent. In the book, it is written that the protagonist cultivates the human way while Hongjun represents the heavenly way.

Living a leisurely life in the primordial wilderness Is this book related to this? It's just a completely different version. Then the content is basically the same.

I've read over 130 chapters and don't feel there are any major flaws; it's a fairly standard prehistoric fantasy novel. However, I didn't see the "Great Dao of the Mind" mentioned in the synopsis. What kind of spiritual supernatural powers does it have? Even at the peak of the Quasi-Saint realm, I don't know what Great Dao it cultivates.

I watched for a while and it was alright, but then the system disappeared.

He was a disciple of Hongjun, on par with the Three Pure Ones, yet Wuliang didn't address them as "Senior Brother"? And his disciples didn't address them as "Uncle-Master"? Senior my foot! 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨

I've read the first two chapters and they're not bad. Hopefully, the story doesn't fall apart from here on out. And please, don't let there be too many innate spiritual treasures!

There are very few of these old-style Primordial Era builds now; many Primordial Era builds now focus on the Great Luo Supreme level.

I'm going to join the army. I hope when I come back I'll still see this book being updated, and that it won't be so short and weak. I hope it can be a million words long, like "The Cycle of Reincarnation," so I won't have to keep switching books and not finding anything good to read.

Hongyun was truly pitiful. During the great calamity, the calamity energy entered her body and caused trouble for the protagonist. Later, after using a primordial spiritual treasure to resolve the cause and effect, she died, only to be smeared and brutally trampled on by the protagonist.