The Primordial World: I Am the Mother of Buddhas

The layout of this book is very good, and the setting is very good. The description of the saints is not as stingy as other novels. The saints in this book are the best in similar ancient novels in terms of layout, vision, character, and cultivation. The only shortcoming is that it looks too much like an outline ╮( •́ω•̀ )╭. Others write novels that try their best to add water, but you are trying your best to dry them out╮(￣⊿￣)╭

At present, this book is relatively objective about the various mythological gods. After all, with such a high status in mythology, many novels describe him as worse than a third-rate gangster. Come on, author.

The writing is very good, unlike those stereotyped prehistoric articles that either criticize this or that or conspiracy theories about Tiandao and Hongjun. Also, because he was a human race in his previous life, he became a daddy and then went against other saints. This has not been written yet, but as mentioned before, the male protagonist has no obsession with the human race. And he didn't look down on the saints of heaven and earth. We must imitate Pangu who created the world and become a saint, or become a saint in body and avatar. This kind of routine makes me suffer from embarrassment. Others are all saints of heaven, but you are the only one. And the most important thing is that you can't beat them. There are also people who marry Nuwa and become heroines. Do you think it is possible? If it was an original heroine, I wouldn't say it, but marrying Nuwa would be too...

The writing is very high-quality, not the ordinary great novel.

It feels okay, but the description of the battle in Chapter 2 is too brief. The novel should use a richer and more nuanced writing style to give people an immersive feeling, but the battle scenes in Chapter 2 are obviously not detailed enough. Overall it's good, I believe you can write better.

The prehistoric type that I have seen in the past few years is gone, but it is impossible to see at all. It is a complete routine. The authors do not know what the core logic is. The core of Chinese culture is not Yin Yang, Five Elements, Nine Palaces and Eight Diagrams, but balance. So, I have summarized a few points, 1. Don't look at those who write about the supremacy of merit and luck. The five virtues and five fortunes restrain each other, just like the positive and negative electrons cancel each other out, and they cease to exist. This is Taoist thought, inherited by Taoism, 2. There is no need to read the setting of the descendants of Pangu. Pangu incarnates in the ancient world. Who in the ancient world is not a descendant of Pangu? Emperor Jun Taiyi was born in Pangu's eyes. Doesn't it have anything to do with Pangu? 3. You don't need to look at it to step on it. Is it noble for the protagonist to grab the treasure? Is it shameless to snatch treasures from Zhunti? You admire the internal struggle of the Three Qing Dynasties, but you look down on the unity of the West, and the thoughts of magic. 4. When writing about Chinese mythology, you must not write "Qi". Without this setting, what else is there to say? 5. The Great Yi and Hou Yi are not clear. 6 You don't need to look at the dual cultivation of Buddhism and Taoism. The core ideas and worldviews of Buddhism and Taoism are completely unclear.

The book is definitely good, high-end and prehistoric, but now it's all about fast-paced and novice novels, and the updates are a little slow, so it's hard to get up.

Remember to transform the Western Continent into a better place, otherwise no matter how many disciples you accept, your West will still be so shabby. How can you say that the West is prosperous? You can refer to the guidelines in the general ledger of the Great Desolate World to improve the environment in the West, let people move to the West, and let all the people in the West believe in Buddhism.

How did the author manage to write out the protagonist bit by bit? At first, the protagonist was a supporting role. Now, without the protagonist, there is nothing to do. The protagonist has not come out. The author can even go off topic when writing a book. I give you a thumbs up and check out the outline of the article.

Let me ask, is this a novel you are writing? It's okay if you don't have a sense of immersion. Why does it feel like it's an explanatory text and a copy of a Buddhist scripture? I'm trying to persuade you to quit. If you don't subscribe by then, you'll lose the money you paid for the data.