
Primordial Chaos: Never Become a Ferocious Beast!
洪荒,从不做凶兽开始!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The setting is vast, and I hope the author can handle it well and not ruin it. Also, I want to say that there is no inherent hierarchy in Taoism; the difference lies in the fact that what is strong in a cultivator is always the person, not the Tao itself.
This novel is original and quite good. I'd like to offer some suggestions to the author, hoping their writing will continue to improve! First, the protagonist's ambition as the master of the Earthly Immortal Path is too narrow. He'll forever remain the second-in-command in the Immortal Path. The concept of the Immortal Path was proposed and established by Hongjun.
The setting shouldn't be too outrageous, and there's also the concept of the Law of Power. Many novels claim this is the strongest, so why don't the Three Pure Ones, the Ancestral Witches, and Hongjun cultivate it? There must be limitations. The protagonist just easily reaches that level. To keep the story going, it's best to maintain a balance.
... The scourge of prehistoric fantasy novels
The more experience I gain, the more I dislike the prehistoric world setting of humans. In Chinese mythology, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors of the human race are top-tier deities, the pinnacle of human power.
The writing is weak. As for the fight scenes... Well, are there any? Also, does that mean they can't fly without wings? Isn't it a bit ridiculous that ferocious beasts from the prehistoric era couldn't fly?
Prehistoric fantasy novels generally lack a coherent cosmology. Most only describe the evolution from chaos (lack of order) to the rising of pure energy and the descending of turbid energy (the separation of energy and matter), followed by various gods and demons vying for the status of saints, or time travelers using their innate advantages to alter the course of events.
To those who call the Primordial Era a inferior mythological fantasy story, find me a more powerful one. Don't think that being able to travel through time and arbitrarily change things makes you awesome. The Primordial Era is unique because everyone in the chaotic period was powerful; going there would be certain death. During the creation of the world, you'd be cleaved in two.
Disciple Jingxuan
Feedback is welcome!
I watched it twice, but I couldn't continue halfway through. I don't understand if every transmigrator has this kind of arrogant and domineering attitude. He started by cultivating the Great Dao of Power and then looked down on other Great Daos. How come you're so awesome?