
Cloud Terrace Immortal Venerable of Honghuang
洪荒之云台仙尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 547k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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230Chapters
391Recommendations
2.7kFans
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Why does the primordial world have to have a female protagonist? Can't she just seek the Dao?
I feel that this book is indeed much better than the previous one. Although both are set in the prehistoric world, each one is different. I personally feel that the ocean world is a blank slate; if this area can be well-developed, it will definitely become a hit. Most of the works about the prehistoric era are repetitive and formulaic. I hope the author can always maintain the original intention of developing in a sneaky and unassuming way.
Are you not going to write your last book?
I remember jellyfish reproduce asexually. But what's with this main character?
I was still reading one book when the author started a new one?
What's the point of traversing the primordial world without attaining enlightenment? Wouldn't it be better to create your own world if you're powerful enough? You can do whatever you want!
Chapter One is quite interesting... Jellyfish have eyes 👀? Are you serious?
Shouldn't all jellyfish be female?
Uh, so it's another eunuch?
I've almost finished reading it. Here are my thoughts: First, there are too many typos; even the names are wrong, which affects readability. Secondly, isn't the protagonist afraid of death? The Dragon and Phoenix Calamity has occurred, yet he's still wandering around aimlessly, why so much killing?