The Immortal Apricot of Honghuang
洪荒之仙杏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Putting everything else aside, if the Primordial God or other sages didn't attack the human race, not only would you be an apricot tree, but even his brother wouldn't dare!
Let the author write according to their own ideas. If the Three Pure Ones don't turn against each other, then they don't. Originally, every author of prehistoric fantasy novels has a different writing style and worldview. What's the point of reading prehistoric fantasy novels if they're all the same? Let the author write according to their own ideas. If they don't turn against each other, then they don't. As long as it's well written, that's all that matters. Why are there so many "whys"?
I despise those who take on apprentices and then give away their treasures. They're apprentices themselves, and their own magical treasures were given to them by their master. Then, in the blink of an eye, they give them to their apprentices.
This is too discouraging; using wontons and snacks to practice this is just too much.
How come it's so similar to "Primordial Era: The Senior Brother of the Mystic Sect"? Was it written by the same person?
The falling out between the Three Pure Ones was Hongjun's scheme, and the Heavenly Dao tacitly approved it. The Three Pure Ones are the primordial spirits of Pangu. Hongjun's predecessor, the Chaos Demon God, was killed by Pangu. If the Three Pure Ones were one family, the prehistoric world would eventually belong to them. Separating the Three Pure Ones was just Hongjun settling personal scores.
I'm outta here, it's unreadable. If you don't want to write properly, don't write about the prehistoric era. Even a Gatling gun has been introduced.
Could you please change the protagonist's name? I swore there was no Zhangye, but seeing Zhangye just breaks the immersion. Why not just use the title "Dao"? Where in the prehistoric world would a name come from?
The primordial world is quite laughable. Pangu risked his life to slay three thousand primordial gods and demons to build this world, only to have it almost completely torn down by a few second-rate, incompetent saints. Pangu's architectural skills were truly terrible.
It's possible to write about the Three Pure Ones not being separated in prehistoric fantasy novels, but the reasoning has to be reasonable. So many people on Qidian can easily become the top disciple of the Three Pure Ones and then influence the will of the sages, which is too absurd. First of all, what makes you worthy of being the chief disciple of the Three Pure Ones?