Striving to Become the Dao Ancestor in the Primordial World

I suggest the author strengthen the protagonist's mentality. After watching it, I felt it was just a typical ordinary college student. Ambitious but incompetent, thinks more than they do. There's also a strange case of paranoia, a serious case of needless worry. I suggest avoiding lengthy descriptions of the "give up" mentality. This mentality is making me anxious, how can I continue watching?

The current "Primordial Era" novels are so baffling. They just focus on the creation of the world, the calamity of ferocious beasts, the calamity of dragons and phoenixes, followed by the calamity of the witches and demons, oh, and the transmission of the Daoist Ancestor, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, the Investiture of the Gods, and Journey to the West.

The game's Dao Domain is perfected into an internet (virtual world), spreading throughout the entire primordial world. It first spreads the Dao to lower-level beings, then to higher-level beings, absorbing their insights through the Dao Domain to accelerate the cultivation of the Dao and the reversal of the Three Thousand Great Daos.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter six. Shui Lian showed the protagonist a profound kindness, and then she was destroyed by the Dao Lord. You think the Dao Lord was too powerful to be your enemy? You think you can't beat him and therefore won't seek revenge? You cultivate the Five Virtues Dao? What kind of virtue are you cultivating?

It's been over ten chapters, and the protagonist's mentality is still that of a complete loser. Is he about to pave the way for a loser's path?

The book's overall framework is strange! The logic is chaotic! Explaining it clearly would take several thousand words! For example, first Pangu existed before the primordial world! Similarly, shouldn't the concepts of Dao (the Way) have existed before the various Daos? Like karmic fire, shouldn't the Daoist who created karmic fire have existed before karmic fire itself?

Just from the synopsis, you can tell the author's ideas are ridiculous. First of all, energy is conserved, and resources are limited. How can you expect everyone to become a saint...?

The author seems to have misunderstood something: the Dao Ancestor became the Dao Ancestor because he possessed power, not the other way around.

Let me leave a comment. Don't expect readers to endure until chapter 19. Now I finally understand why so many works on Qidian fail. I know it's toxic, but I won't change it; it's disgusting. I only write for those who resonate with my soul. I just don't want to make money. What can you do about it? I failed. So what? Finally, let me tell you how miserable I am: no subscribers, no money. I'm canceling.

This is the first time I've seen an article about someone vying for the title of Dao Ancestor with Hongjun. I hope the author writes well. I hope it doesn't follow the typical prehistoric fantasy formula, with the dragon and phoenix vying for supremacy, the witch and demon vying for supremacy, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and the Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West all…