Honghuang Life Restart Simulator
洪荒人生重开模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 603k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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250Chapters
2kRecommendations
16.6kFans
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The prehistoric world setting is vast, but the scope of your writing is far too narrow. This "Dragon's Nest" sect is straight out of a 10-year-old cultivation novel. The protagonist becomes a tribal chief, leading the tribe to develop, gaining fortune, expending it to grow stronger, and then developing again.
I read up to chapter 20 and didn't continue. Here are a few of my thoughts. 1. Emulator = Spoilers. Suspense is crucial in a novel's plot, but emulator introductions are always far too detailed, essentially reading a rough outline of what's to come. Knowing the general plot development diminishes or eliminates the desire to continue reading. 2. The cultivation terminology is jarring.
This is such a terrible start, the protagonist is just too terrible. In such an advanced world as the Primordial Era, the protagonist is reduced to an ant. His physical attributes at the Nascent Soul stage are inferior to those at the Qi Refining stage. Born in the Primordial Era with the innate Dao Body aptitude, he is still so useless. You may not know the level of the innate Dao Body.
After reading the first chapter, I couldn't help but complain that the scope was too narrow. The protagonist transmigrated to the prehistoric world and felt that his body was many times stronger than before the transmigration. He had unprecedented strength filling his whole body, about two or three hundred jin. That's it? Two or three hundred jin?
Good grief, the protagonist's power level collapsed to the point of being able to fight against a Grand Luo Golden Immortal, and then they suddenly stopped caring about that and let him start cultivating again in the prehistoric world, developing a scientific path, and naming his cultivation realms after high school, university, and grade level. This is completely over the top, I can't stand it anymore.
Aside from the simulator being a highlight, everything else in this book is garbage. The plot is absurdly nonsensical. Putting everything else aside, what good is a mere Qi Refining cultivator, no matter how powerful? If they dare to jump, they'll be killed instantly. There are countless powerful beings in the primordial world; any one of them could easily crush the protagonist.
Looking at the subject matter, I thought I had stumbled upon a good book.
What a talent! All they know is to blindly copy others. Other simulators basically start a new world, allowing you to choose different talents and attribute points, which is completely understandable and necessary. The protagonist of this book is in the prehistoric world, and the simulator does not need to restart the world. It only needs to simulate the choices of life path.
In the primordial era, even a pig that survived without being killed could attain immortality, right? The protagonist is clearly worse than a pig.
Would a transmigrator at the Qi Refining stage be invincible in the prehistoric world?