My Journey Through Honghuang Is Far Too Difficult
我的洪荒太过艰难
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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575Chapters
15.3kRecommendations
90.9kFans
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It's gradually starting to resemble a prehistoric fantasy novel. Actually, Chinese mythological novels contain very unique elements of our national culture. In summary, it boils down to "becoming an immortal and attaining the Dao" versus "attaining the Dao and becoming an immortal." These two are different.
This is what a novel should be! This is what cultivation should be! This is the real battle for the ultimate truth! Having read books for fifteen years, including many in the prehistoric era, this book is the best. Even though it's not as popular as Gou Ge's works, it doesn't diminish my complete agreement with its viewpoints.
This description is outrageous. Weren't dragons powerful in the primordial era?
Summarize the protagonist's age (Please feature this post)
I read in the book that someone said a century was too slow, which gave me the idea to calculate the protagonist's age. The preceding numbers represent chapters; so far, there are 54 chapters: 180,000 years + hundreds of years + decades 19 Two thousand years + nearly ten thousand years 21 millennia 22 I don't know how much time has passed. 23 Centuries + Millennia 24 Thousand years
Seeing the Fengshan ceremony at Mount Tai, I couldn't help but criticize the protagonist. When he was fighting with Rahu as a dragon, he complained about the dragon race being a hindrance, forgetting that he himself was a member of the dragon race. Without the fortune boost from the Dragon-Han Calamity, could he have achieved his current success? What a treacherous wretch!
Dragons are not pushovers in the primordial world.
What are you writing, author?! Primordial gods and demons are inherently the Heavenly Father and Earthly Mother. And dragons? Are you crazy?! With your logic, all the Three Pure Ones, Nuwa, and other primordial gods and demons would be demons, all under the jurisdiction of Taiyi.
I hope the protagonist doesn't suddenly become a babysitter after the emergence of humans, like in other prehistoric fantasy novels—that's disgusting. Modern people believe in evolution: humans evolved from monkeys, and have nothing to do with being molded from mud by powerful beings. Millions of years of history being wasted on a dog! It's utterly absurd.
Honestly, the protagonist is touching Pangu's body step by step, not missing an inch of skin and flesh. So the question is, what blessed land did Pangu's anus turn into?
It's bland to eat, but a pity to throw away. Most of each chapter explains why the protagonist does what he does.