ENHonghuang: I Really Don't Want to Be the Heavenly Emperor!
洪荒：我真不想当天帝啊
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- 383 chapters
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Does the author think that using modern language to describe the prehistoric era is humorous? Actually, it's quite the opposite. The writing style is poor, it's jarring, and the dialogue is stupid, with a faint sense of being a loser.
The current popular "Primordial Era" genre is all about mythological Grand Luo Immortals. Yours, calling someone a Quasi-Saint or Saint, is a bit low-class. Grand Luo Immortals can't freely browse the past and future; what kind of Grand Luo Immortal is that? Yours is at best an enhanced version of the earlier "Primordial Era" genre.
Why does my IQ drop when I encounter Houtu?
Don't write about the prehistoric era in such a low-class way! The way the protagonist speaks is so unrefined! It just feels so out of place!
On the one hand, the book title says the protagonist doesn't want to be the Heavenly Emperor, yet he constantly acts like one while doing the work of the Heavenly Emperor—truly a hypocrite.
When does the author plan to have the protagonist achieve the final breakthrough? Will he be repeatedly attacked by opponents using his cultivation level before finally unleashing his power? These are all old tropes; hopefully, the author won't use them. At least the second one, if not the first.
I don't know what you're trying to change. The Twelve Ancestral Witches are the Ancestral Witches. Don't call them Twelve Demon Gods, or add any other divine entities or nonsense. If you want to change something, make it complete. Don't just put a primordial shell on it, creating a hodgepodge that's just plain annoying.
The main storyline is quite good, and the lighthearted entertainment is acceptable. However, the author's vocabulary and sentence structure are too modern and jarring, making it difficult to stay immersed in the story. It doesn't feel like an ancient, primordial world, but rather a modern fantasy cultivation story.
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