Mythic Era: The Great Dao of the Xi Emperor

In ancient times, the human emperor and the divine were one. In my view, Fuxi's path had two paths: one was civilization, enlightening the world, planning the order of all living beings, establishing a divine court of humanity, using humanity as the foundation to connect heaven and earth, establishing the heart of heaven and earth, and ruling the universe as the ruler of the world, the Taihao…

There are no twelve ancestral witches in mythology. This concept originates from the Buddhist concept of Taoism. These witches were officials under the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. Witches were originally human, but after the Buddhist concept of Taoism became popular, they were directly transformed into descendants of Pangu. This idea was directly adopted later. I hope the author can write in a different style.

The writing and plot are both good, and the character settings are well-researched. After reading so many stories about Pangu creating the world and Hongjun becoming the Daoist master, it's nice to see something similar that references ancient mythology. I hope they continue writing.

So far, I'm quite optimistic about this book. One minor flaw is that the character used to represent the earth god should be "" (with the radical for "to show"), not "" (with the radical for "clothing"). This misspelling appears a bit too frequently, slightly affecting my reading experience. I hope you continue writing diligently and don't abandon the project; I predict it will be a hit.

I've read some, and they're alright. It's just that the prehistoric era theme has been overused, really. It's not that many people write about this theme, but most of those who do haven't put their heart into it, and the writing is generally terrible. This makes even those who are genuinely interested not very interested in reading these kinds of novels.

Since the rise of the prehistoric fantasy genre, mythological novels have become increasingly rare! The various attempts to denigrate human ancestors as demons and belittle China's own mythological deities are truly... I don't know what to say!

I personally prefer Shinto more.

Now when I see Fuxi, I think of the founder of charlatans and the Fuxi in the glorious sagehood.

I've started, but it feels very chaotic. Our ancestor was Da Sui, and I guess he was probably male and the tribal leader. So how did this tribe become a matriarchal clan? More importantly, since you keep emphasizing that this world is dangerous and cruel, then stop bringing up the concept of matriarchal societies.

It's been so many days since it was abandoned, yet they're still giving daily readings. What's Qidian trying to do?