Reborn as the Willow God: Ten Million Years of Sign-In in the Primordial World
重生柳神，洪荒签到千万年
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Primordial World, Investiture of the Gods, and Journey to the West: List No. 3
Neither bronze nor iron, neither is it steel, It once lay hidden beneath Mount Sumeru. Without the forging of yin and yang, How could water and fire temper its edge? The Zhuxian Sword is sharp, the Lixian Sword brings ruin, The Xianxian Sword glows red in every direction. The Juexian Sword transforms in endless ways, Even great immortals stain their robes with blood.
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I've discovered that writing fantasy novels is a thankless task. If there's even the slightest difference from the so-called mainstream settings, it's like digging up some readers' ancestral graves—they get so excited... Is it really necessary? The primordial era was originally a Frankenstein's monster; is it wrong for the author to add his own settings?
The beginning was fine, but I couldn't stand it after about a hundred chapters. The protagonist could already chat and laugh with saints, but then even random cats and dogs could mock him. Forget about the ant scolding the lion and then laughing it off; that's because the lion couldn't understand.
I'm a bit confused. Why are all the prehistoric fantasy novels now measured in years? The first genre I got into was prehistoric fantasy, and it used to be measured in eons or kalpas. This new system feels really strange. Many prehistoric fantasy novels have different realms, but that's not a big deal. It's just that the unit of time has changed; it doesn't feel right anymore.
I have to rant! Someone who can kill the River Styx actually thinks the Investiture of the Gods can restrain the protagonist? Does he even have a brain? Seriously, I'm speechless. Look at any near-saint level figure who's ever made it onto the Investiture of the Gods; it's utterly brainless.
They all follow the same formula as other fantasy novels, lacking any originality. Tasteless to eat; a pity to throw away.
The picture I found online looks somewhat similar.
After reading 20 chapters, author, your writing feels like a patchwork with your own ideas mixed in, which is quite contradictory. At the beginning, you seemed hesitant to include causal relationships, but later it felt like you were the ultimate authority. 😥😥😥
This is undoubtedly a low-budget version of the Primordial Era. Golden Core and Nascent Soul have already appeared. Sigh...
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The protagonist's name is Liu Bai, so wouldn't he be Liu Bai Ape after transforming?!