In the Primordial World, I Devour Three Thousand Heavenly Daos
人在洪荒，吞三千天道
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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To be honest, whenever I watch Naruto or Douluo Dalu, I immediately feel disgusted. It's not that these shows are bad, it's just that recently some insane studio has been putting up full-screen Douluo and Naruto stuff. Even the best shows get ruined by these bastards.
When Douluo Continent came out, the crowds thinned out; some people left.
The author needs to be careful. If even a Golden Immortal in a low-martial arts world like the one where Li Xunhuan swallows Little Li's Flying Dagger only has a 60% success rate, then what about high-martial arts worlds or even Immortal worlds where only Great Luo Quasi-Saints have a chance of success? Not to mention Xianxia and Xuanhuan worlds, where even becoming a Saint might not be possible. Your power system has already collapsed after only twenty chapters.
In the primordial fantasy novel "The Great Emperor Ziwei," what's the point of adding a few mortals to a chat group? A day in heaven is a year on earth. In the time it takes you to drink tea or take a nap, everyone else's bones have turned to dust.
It was written quite well, but seeing the protagonist, the Ziwei Emperor, acting so low-class in the group chat made me feel really cheap.
This book is excellent, very good. Author, I have some suggestions for you. Have the protagonist learn Lao Tzu's "One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones." Have the protagonist create three clones. The first clone accompanies Lao Tzu westward through Hangu Pass during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, converting barbarians to Buddhism and accompanying Duobao to join the Buddhist…
Don't read the comments... I asked you why you wrote such ghostly virtues later, and it turned into a hegemony article... To be honest, a batch of people have been screened out before. If you look at the group of people who abandoned the book, you will also screen out the group of people who read it.
It's ruined! The premise is ruined! The plot is ruined! I can't watch it anymore!
Why did so many people abandon Douluo Continent after its release? Mainly because the protagonist, Tang San, has questionable values, and most people in our country can't stand this kind of character.
You actually came up with a plot like this, from the Ziwei Emperor to Little Li Flying Dagger, in such a low-level martial arts world?!