The Path to Proving the Great Luo Dao

My personal opinion is, don't use those female characters to tease the protagonist, they look so embarrassing.

This setting is very interesting. I have seen a setting before. It is not that the older you are, the more powerful you are, but the more powerful and ancient you are. It was because I was so powerful that I went back to the past and was born as Pangu.

Today it suddenly occurred to me that there was a saying in the novel called Taishang Laojun's Nine-turn Golden Pill. If a mortal eats one of it, he will immediately become a Daluo Golden Immortal. So is there a possibility that outsiders see a mortal taking the Nine-Turn Golden Pill and directly becoming a Daluo Golden Immortal. In fact, that mortal has already experienced countless years and achieved Daluo. When the time comes to take the golden elixir, it has the effect of becoming a Daluo.

How should I put it? The shadow of Chen Shiyi's Daluo is there, and the shadow of Holy Dao Huanghuang is also there. It's a bit stitched.

I have been thinking that if the Daluo is not destroyed, I will come back if the Daluo loses me. Then there will be more and more Daluo. Think about it if there were 1.3 Billion Daluo in a prehistoric period, I can't imagine the scene.

This kind of setting is very confusing. When there are too many of one thing, even if it is at a high level, it will become ordinary. These giants feel like they are playing a game of infinite matryoshka dolls. Is it interesting? I really don't know why I'm starting to talk about Da Luo's setting now. In the past, there were a lot of people who commented on the prehistoric books and thought they knew it very well. They kept making nonsense of Da Luo every day, and then it seemed that they were really awesome. I'm asking you, what's the point of this kind of plot that everyone knows? I saw through your scheme, how do you know it was my scheme that you saw through? How many layers are there in the infinite matryoshka? Not interesting at all.

It is similar to the Holy Dao Huanghuang, Gou Xian, etc., But what makes people a little bit distracted is the inexplicable strength of the protagonist. It is not clear why the protagonist is so powerful. Maybe there will be additional settings in the future. But every time I see a prehistoric boss sighing about the protagonist's state, I feel that they are crazy about their character. They are really semi-invincible from the beginning. According to the setting of this novel, so many Taoist and Pangu eras have passed, and these veteran bosses don't have as many ideas as the protagonist.

The setting is not as comfortable as Gou Xian and Holy Dao

It's very embarrassing. It doesn't look like Da Luo means anything. No matter the dialogue or the plot, it's too white!

Why did he die just after he was raised?