A Second Start, and My Brother Is Fang Han

Author, I think the most perfect aspect of your previous book was the setting that Gu Xun'er was a reincarnated being—it was fantastic! Gu Xun'er was just too abnormal. Even someone like Gu Yuan, who sent his daughter with divine bloodline to the Xiao family and sealed her bloodline, at least had many plausible explanations. But Gu Xun'er just lacked any basic logic.

The "Primordial Pig Licking Flow" genre—even Wang Zhong Zhenren himself never imagined his book would be copied by a genre derived from his own novel, the "Supreme Primordial Flow of All Heavens"—it's just too overpowering!

Is there any connection between Lingbao Tianzun and the Primordial Era? So here's the question: what exactly is the Great Luo (大罗) mentioned in the book? And why would Lingbao Tianzun (灵宝天尊) praise the Great Luo? Isn't the highest level in the mainstream Taoist system the Celestial Immortals? What is this "Primordial Era"?

Stop fawning over ruthless characters, okay? So how much talent can you possibly have? You don't think an immortal king is some kind of immortal being, do you? An immortal king is countless times stronger than anyone in *Covering the Sky*, so their talent must be far superior. It seems like every book you write features ruthless characters, ruthless characters, ruthless characters, right?

Author, you seem to be hinting that Lingbao Tianzun is taking the protagonist as his disciple. Is this foreshadowing something? Is the protagonist, Fang Lin, actually the spirit of a treasure—a peerless treasure from all the realms—just like Fang Han, who is the spirit of the Gate of Immortality? Or was Fang Lin's past life actually comparable to Lingbao Tianzun?

The "Primordial Era" genre is the most ridiculous novel I've ever read, bar none. It allows for endless leveling up and arbitrarily criticizes other novels. While other fantasy novels can connect anything to it, and others might write about Taoism or Taoist sects, it manages to glorify itself. Today, I finally couldn't hold back anymore!

In the world of immortality, cultivating a good relationship with the protagonist is extremely beneficial, especially since Fang Han is very kind to his people. Later in the story, even a minor subordinate can rise to become a powerful figure revered by countless beings, and the protagonist, as Fang Han's brother, can easily become a top-tier figure simply by virtue of Fang Han's influence.

The primordial era is long gone. Basketball-themed Pangu, nuclear-powered saints, Foundation Establishment Dao Ancestors—it's ridiculous! No matter how much hype there is, the supreme primordial origin can't change the fact that the primordial era is getting weaker and weaker. At least fantasy can maintain its intensity.

I just think the protagonist is out of his mind. Of all people to mess with, he had to go and mess with the big shot.

Aside from a few high-dimensional primordial worlds like Extraordinary Primordial World, Vast Primordial World, The Return to True Gods, Journey to the West: Rebirth, The Legend of the Investiture of the Gods, and The Primordial World of the Chaotic Ancient Serpent, even if other primordial worlds were 10,000 times stronger, they still couldn't compare to the world of immortality.