Honghuang: Preaching with Hongjun at the Beginning

I really can't stand it, so I just lick Nuwa like that. Moreover, humanity is not just the human race, it is all things, if it is all the human race. Then the Lich will spank him, Long Han will spank him, and he will just lick it. Licking the human race is the most taboo thing in ancient times, but you are no longer a human race, yet you are still licking like crazy.

I roughly know why the author brought Fang Laomo in, because Hongjun is so weak that he doesn't have much fighting power at all. One Hongjun is simply not enough for the protagonist to abuse.

I feel I understand, what is written in this book, it is three big guys sitting together playing cards, you draw a card, I draw a card, you deal a card, I deal a card, everyone competes for one round. After one round, in the second round, the protagonist Wang Yin always has the most cards, so he is always the eldest brother. At the end of the story, the Wang Yin faction should be the largest, because the king Nuwa and the second queen Hou Tu are both in his hands.

Reading the author's books, there is a smell of covering the sky. If the author has nothing to do, read less of Chen Dong's books. When writing about immortals, you need to have a fairy spirit rather than a domineering one. You can learn from Ergen's book. Mortals are also very powerful. You should write about the taste of the prehistoric times, not the taste of covering the sky.

Many readers can't stand the author taking care of Nuwa. To be honest, the setting in the book is very clear. Nuwa and Houtu are one of the three masters of the ancient times appointed by Pangu. Nuwa is the daughter of creation, Pangu's successor, and the future transcendent. Who is the protagonist? He is a time traveler, and his highest will is to change the prehistoric apocalypse created by Hongjun and create a prosperous world. Is it possible that the protagonist will seize the opportunity of Nuwa like Hongjun? The author believes that every prehistoric boss has potential, and their futures are infinitely possible. It is not just Nuwa, Laozi, Yuanshi, and the protagonists who have not licked them. Isn't Hongjun getting stronger? Fang Han has also become stronger, and everyone is getting stronger. Does the protagonist lick everyone in the prehistoric era, or is it that as long as she is a woman, the protagonist must kill her and cannot let her become stronger, and will eventually move towards transcendence?

Sassy and beautiful

I don't understand. In the first chapter, it is written that the protagonist and Hongjun became saints together. They are both Taoist saints. Hongjun has not obtained the power of Taozu. Some people are saying that the saints became saints after the third lecture. This is the general trend set by Hongjun and cannot be changed. The general trend set by Hongjun cannot be changed. Why can't it be changed? Hongjun has no advantage over the protagonist at all. Why does he set the general trend of prehistoric times!

The male protagonist licks the dog, and when he sees Nuwa, he bows his head and bends down to give out magic weapons and exercises. It's really disgusting.

It was uncomfortable to watch. The great power belongs to oneself in the ancient times, and there is no powerful person to suppress it or there are no rules, so it is no good to help her get the saint status by licking the Nvwa. Just like a company helping a person set up a company equal to it for free, just because she can become an ally. Is there such a good thing? Hongjun can easily pull people of the same level to help lead the charge. Well

Laughing, the beginning of this novel is wrong. Jie Yin and Zhunti were admitted to the quasi-sage after Hongjun's second sermon, right? Does this start directly as a quasi-sage? Does that mean you have to become a saint directly after finishing the sermon? I am speechless.

Lijiao is like opening a school now. Some people open schools after having some teaching experience, and some open schools directly. Just like Lao Tzu and Yuan Shi, they had no teaching experience at all before establishing the religion. The establishment of the religion was not to help all sentient beings. To put it bluntly, it was just for merit. The leader of Tongtian Cult accepted Duobao and four other disciples before he established the religion. He really wanted to teach disciples and liked to teach disciples. These two guys with no moral ethics have squeezed out good teachers who love education. It is precisely because of this that I have always disliked Lao Tzu and Yuan Shi.

I have a question, was Hongjun the first to create saints and quasi-sages? Why can the protagonist and Fang Han become saints?

I really doubt you have read the original work? What are you writing about this storyline? I can't stand it anymore and quit.

After reading the introduction, I didn't want to read anymore. In the era when Hongjun became a saint, where did humans have no surnames? Return to Fang Han, Wang Yin,,,, The one with the surname Fang, the one with the surname Wang! ! !

It was good when Nuwa didn't come out. Once Nuwa came and licked her, she felt it was boring and gave up.

The Great Virtue and the Great Sage

In ancient times, humanity did not refer to the human race

The author's setting is really outrageous. The title of the book, Honghuang, first screened some readers, and then used Fang Laomo to sift through them again, asking, how many readers like both Honghuang and Eternal Life?

This book takes a high-end prehistoric route, and will eventually form a prehistoric pattern where saints are everywhere, quasi-sages are inferior to dogs, and the world is worth 800 billion. There are many realms, and thousands of races compete for hegemony. The human race rises under the leadership of the saints. Those who cannot accept the setting should not fall into the trap. At this time, the notice has been announced. It's a little late. Let's talk about the settings. The book has been published. If you are interested, you can read it. Don't be too jabbering. To be honest, with the current situation, I don't expect to make money from this. I don't care about the number of readers. It's easy to get together and relax...

Many people are confused about Fang Han's setting. To explain, Fang Han's setting is about the prehistoric sects, the Immortal Dynasty, the Buddha clan, the demon clan, the god clan, the angel clan... The founder of all worlds, the protagonist Wang Yin, and the bosses of the same level as Hongjun. The eternal world will gradually integrate into the prehistoric world, and finally achieve the prosperous era.

When I read the title of the book, I thought it would be a show-off for two or three chapters. After clicking in, I unexpectedly discovered that the writing is really good. Whether it is preaching in Zixiao Palace, sanctifying people, or educating the human race, it all gives people a refreshing feeling. Perhaps many settings are different from ordinary prehistoric novels, but the author really has great ideas. If he can complete the book, it will definitely be a classic among prehistoric novels!

Sanqing transformed himself into Taoism in Kunlun Mountain, and the result was written in Buzhou Mountain. If he had been in Buzhou Mountain, he would have been beaten to death by the Twelve Ancestral Witches.

The author came to Qingshan Hospital with unusual ideas

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It's quite interesting, but the author's description of female characters in the first few chapters is still not very good and a bit annoying.

What should I watch next? How confused.

I can't stand it. I didn't even know who the protagonist was at the beginning.

Author, you said that you worship the dream machine, then why don't you write it with the setting that Buddha is the Tao. The setting of a saint is that it requires immeasurable calamities of mana and Taoism. You won't tell me that you haven't seen Buddha is the Tao. The chaos in the Buddha is the Tao and does not remember the years. Only then can you gather immeasurable calamities of mana and Taoism to become a saint. In the great wilderness, Where did the infinite calamity of magic power and Taoism come from? From the beginning of the world to the journey to the west, there is not enough for one measuring knot, let alone immeasurable calamity. If the Six Saints can really gather the immeasurable calamity of magic power and Taoism in a measuring knot, why bother to become a saint? Without the immeasurable calamity of magic power and Taoism, one can become a saint. Then how much water does this saint have?

There are some issues with the characters, title, plot, and writing style.

Which one is the male protagonist? Fang Han? Wang Ying?