
Primordial Honghuang
遂古洪荒
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 489k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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225Chapters
5kRecommendations
19.5kFans
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The "Primordial Era critics," "Covering the Sky enthusiasts," and "Cthulhu filial sons"—I would call them the "Three Brains T Group" of Qidian.
A different kind of prehistoric world, with its own ideas.
Is the author here? Would you be interested in stacking the boxes a few more times? Just to elaborate on the world-building. For example, in space, in the primordial universe, there are countless microcosms within each particle (a microcosm is an infinitely large universe, but its rules are imperfect and the world is relatively fragile).
The subject matter and writing style are quite good for the time being, but the biggest flaw is the creation of clones. Even if it were, the characters would be so goofy that it gets more and more toxic the more you read. It has a goofy style that makes it hard for the average reader to stick with, really.
I've only read a few chapters, and there's been a lot of discussion about the clones being jarring. I feel like it's just an ordinary person transmigrating into the body of Jianmu and then having to reclaim their past memories and a part of their humanity. Regardless of the clones, they are still part of Jianmu; you could say they are artificially created two sides of the same coin.
Please feel free to share your opinions! I will read them carefully.
I just read the beginning; it seems to be a tale of gods and immortals in the primordial era. I'd like to recommend an older book, *Primordial Era: The Path of Primordial Eternity*. Does anyone know where the author of that book is now?
Let me tell you a secret: nobody reads the comedic style of prehistoric fantasy novels.
I couldn't finish the first chapter; it's not my cup of tea. I really can't stand novels with protagonists who are a bit neurotic; it gives me a headache. I'm leaving. QAQ This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree.
To each their own, I guess. I already disliked the clone, but I tolerated it and let it go. Who knew it would develop such a silly personality?