Swallowed the Six Souls Banner from the Start
开局吞了六魂幡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 463k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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233Chapters
29.8kRecommendations
30.5kFans
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The most powerful character to start in a prehistoric fantasy novel, who wiped out four saints in one go, truly impressive.
In the first chapter, the ruthless person coughed up blood and went straight to the peak of Quasi-Saint. If we calculate it this way, the Great Emperor would go straight to Saint, and the Immortal of the Mortal World would go straight to Hongjun! That's incredibly exaggerated! Don't they know how many emperors have emerged in "Covering the Sky"?
Is this ruthless person really that powerful? In the primordial world, weren't the saints protected by the Heavenly Dao? The Heavenly Dao is immortal, so the saints are immortal. Did one ruthless person really cripple them all? I'm completely baffled. Is this some kind of blatant disrespect to the primordial world?
Furthermore, all the hype is irrelevant. Is this part of the established setting? Are you all saints, aware of its power? Or perhaps you are some kind of Celestial Emperor?
Having read books for over 20 years, I believe the concept of "primordial chaos" represents the highest level of understanding, and there is no room for argument against it.
The climax is right from the start, and the ending is right from the start.
This book is so well written! It's the best fantasy novel I've ever read. The writing is superb, the ideas are unique, and it's far better than anything I could write. I'm in awe!
Let me just say this: according to normal comparisons, in the Primordial Era, anything below single-element is low-end, from single-element to multi-element is mid-end, and above multi-element is high-end. *Covering the Sky* isn't very strong; the Red Dust Immortal isn't at the multi-element level, only slightly above single-element, but it's still relatively strong within the mid-end Primordial…
I'm speechless. Killing four saints in one go? Are you out of your mind? Why not just write *Covering the Sky*? What's the point of writing *Primordial Era*? You've read too many low-budget *Primordial Era* novels and actually think saints are just something you can destroy with a wave of your hand!
The opening chapters completely ruined the main world, and the author blindly praised the novel "Covering the Sky"! The "Red Dust Immortal" is at most equivalent to a Great Luo Immortal.