The Tree on Yujing Mountain

The author has heavily biased their own opinions; proceed with caution.

This book is incredibly sophisticated, logically consistent, and written in a witty and humorous style. The author's writing is powerful, and among the many fantasy novels, this one stands out with its unique charm. Be careful, be careful, brothers, come and read it! 😏

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I really don't understand how someone could claim that Ma Yuan, who was clearly a member of the Jie Sect and was known for cannibalism and heart-ripping, was a member of the Western Sect in an attempt to whitewash the Jie Sect... Please, this person should go and read the original text of Investiture of the Gods. Ma Yuan himself admitted it!

It's really interesting; the author has truly captured my heart. Saints should be respected spontaneously, not just given a title. The two Western Saints, as powerful beings, shouldn't be so shameless. Hongjun, as the first being after the creation of the world, shouldn't be involved in so many conspiracy theories.

Why does everyone say that Tongtian is a good teacher? There's absolutely no reason behind it. When the Chan and Jie sects fought, the Jie sect suffered endless deaths, but when a Chan sect sage had a disciple about to die, he disregarded his pride and directly intervened. Isn't that what a good teacher is like? What good is appearances alone?

The original text of the prehistoric era was composed of several stories stitched together. Some writers only have a general timeline and then start writing their books. Even worse, some of them had never read Investiture of the Gods or Journey to the West. I started making things up right away, just by looking at the timeline. For example: The primordial world is full of scheming!

Yes, this is much better than dry setting texts. Hongjun had to become a saint; the Heavenly Dao was the forty-ninth after the Great Dao shattered fifty times. There's no reason why. The premise is quite novel: chaos is darkness, Pangu is the lamp, and the light illuminates the primordial world. All beings born from this light are descendants of Pangu.

The author's novel about the prehistoric era is very interesting; I hope you'll continue reading. Frankly speaking, many current fantasy novels have fallen into a strange trap of favoring conspiracy theories, and they are always about how I predicted your predictions and how I predicted yours. Good heavens, so many eras have passed since the beginning of time, and these gods and saints have been up to no good, resorting to all sorts of schemes and tricks.

Interesting, very interesting! I've read so many books—fantasy cultivation, Investiture of the Gods, prehistoric times, and infinite flow novels. I especially love novels with their own unique systems. I just started reading this one, and the author is amazing! It's been a long time since I've read such a refreshing novel. Author, keep up the good work! I'll subscribe to all of them!