Entering the Primordial World One Era Early

I can't stand it anymore. What sects existed before the Primordial Era? Cultivation techniques, realm divisions—before the Primordial Era, it was all about instinctive cultivation. There were no sects, no realms, and there were no humans before the Primordial Era, only chaotic gods and demons. And now they want to write about the Primordial Era again, without even understanding its basic settings?

Brother, you're writing about the prehistoric era. You've created a sect, what will happen to Hongjun after that? A sect represents inheritance and education. In that era, master and disciple were already quite remarkable. Even the inheritance of races wasn't complete. You've already created a sect from the start.

Well written! It's the only novel in recent years that has innovatively expanded upon the prehistoric world framework. So far, the author has built a rigorous and reasonable world structure, which is very imaginative! One point needs to be pointed out to the author: the protagonist has reached the Heavenly Dao level.

So far removed from the primordial era, yet their cultivation levels are Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and Nascent Soul, and they even have a bunch of sects... Aside from the fantastical occurrences, I don't see any difference between this and ordinary cultivation worlds.

I don't understand why people keep saying that the prehistoric fantasy genre can't be changed. If it can't be changed, then what's the point of reading it? Just read the old stuff. If we can't innovate, who will see many of the better novels we have now? And who said the prehistoric fantasy has to be written the way it was before? Is this some kind of formulaic writing?

Finally, this phoenix clone can still be used in some creative ways, such as controlling temperature, then expanding to the Dao of Movement and Stillness, and finally to "Entropy." The Supreme Being progressed from the Dao of Yin and Yang to the Dao of Movement and Stillness; you could also start with temperature to develop the Dao of Movement and Stillness.

I glanced at Chapter 3, and the comments said the timeline is set in the Great Wilderness period after the creation of heaven and earth but before the Dragon and Phoenix realms. Seeing the Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and Nascent Soul stages felt quite jarring. Also, the sects have mortals.

Previously, when people read about the primordial era, it was always the time after Pangu separated heaven and earth, directly leading to the three races or ferocious beasts. These all occurred after the world had stabilized. Before the world stabilized, how could you expect all living beings to immediately seek immortality and enlightenment? These things had to undergo repeated testing.

I read four chapters. The pre-primordial world seemed interesting, so I took a look. I could tolerate the existence of families and sects, but the cultivation realm divisions are Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, and Mahayana! That's a bit much, it's so jarring! And all this talk about innate deities, mountain gods, earth gods, and all that—you're starting from Qi Refining?

As someone who sells pirated versions, I shouldn't say this, but I think it's a bit outrageous that a benevolent Earthly Sovereign would show favoritism towards Houtu after his own subordinate deities were arbitrarily killed.