Honghuang: The Green Snake Only Wants to Cultivate Immortality
洪荒：青蛇只想修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
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It's been a long time since I've seen someone write the prehistoric era genre so well. The last one was "The Beginning," though I don't remember the title or author.
The author clearly put a lot of effort into this novel; it truly represents the pinnacle of originality in the genre of prehistoric fantasy novels. I saw so many fresh ideas from the "Primordial Era" genre, all seamlessly integrated within this book.
The "Extra" section is open to all races, cultivation levels, genders, and magical artifacts. Just make it interesting! Feel free to share your suggestions, everyone!
It looks great, I'll support you by watching the ads.
It's so good!
This image only applies to the setting of the "Snake Ancestor" theory. I tried my best; it took me half an hour to draw seven images. East of the transitional zone are three thousand vassal races of the Dragon Clan. The territory of the Xishan tribe is a double-circled area slightly to the upper right; if you read that right, it's a tiny place. This map only depicts the territory ruled by the three tribes in the southeast corner, not the entirety of the territory.
These days, you need to have some talent to write a book. I'm begging you all for a reward! I'd love for a first-day subscription when it's released during the National Day holiday. You guys are my dads! I'll do whatever you say!
Personally, I feel that Nuwa should be portrayed as a powerful and capable warrior. Some novels are truly absurd, depicting the Demon Queen as a weak woman with no strength whatsoever—that's ridiculous. How could someone who becomes the Demon Queen not be skilled in warfare? Which of the Wu and Yao races didn't rely on force, which didn't rise through mountains of corpses and seas of blood?
I think what makes this novel so appealing is its grand scale. Compare that to other novels, which often feature a random deity who manipulates her subordinates (most of whom are women), then dominates the world, lacking any real development or resources, relying entirely on luck for equipment and overpowered abilities. The plots are often incomprehensible, and the characters feel like mere sand.