
Honghuang: Supreme Void of the Great Beginning
洪荒之太墟无极
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- 1.2M Words
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- Cultivation
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- Mythic Cultivation
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When reading ancient novels, there are actually requests for a female protagonist. What do you think?
With all due respect, it's really boring for prehistoric people to have a relationship with humans.
Why is Hongjun included in every prehistoric novel? Isn't it possible that everyone can't follow the path of Fengshen novels?
The story about the prehistoric times is huge. Wouldn't it be exciting to have three thousand demon gods engage in a big melee in the world? It's boring to keep following the same old routine, it's always about ferocious beasts robbing dragons and phoenixes and becoming gods.
This book is really disgusting. It keeps making clones and playing fission. The protagonist is so powerful. He has refined Hongmeng's Qi at the beginning, but in the end, his combat power is still second-rate. And the Da Luo at the top of the list all have innate treasures, but the protagonist does not. Hey, I just won't piss you off and force you to suppress your fighting power. Reading this book is more uncomfortable than eating*
How is Honghuangliu "loyal" to traditional mythology and how does it "respect" Chinese gods? The God of creation, the God of repairing the sky, the ancestor Nuwa was written as a demon The God of Painting and the Master of Mu De, the Human Emperor Fuxi was written as a demon The father of the sun and moon, the ancestor of the East, the god of heaven, Emperor Jun, was written as a demon The Lord of Chu and the King of Gods, Donghuang Taiyi was written as a demon Minister of God, Palm of Xuanpu, Huaijiang Yingzhao was written as a demon The air is cold and hot, the eyes are dim, and the mountain god Zhulong is written as a witch Riding the dragon and controlling the wind, assisting the Emperor of Heaven, the ruler of the five elements was written as a witch Tiger head and four hooves, controlling demons and eating ghosts, the Nuo god Qiangliang was written as a witch Eight human faces, the dragon dominates the two rivers, the water god Tianwu is written as a witch He shot for ten days and helped all the people. Zongbu Houyi was written as a witch.
Damn, you monster clan, you actually killed a clan, I will fight with you, the protagonist fights the demon clan army alone, and faces the Chaos Bell
Don't help humans like nannies in prehistoric novels. It's very boring. There are too many races and ethnic groups. It would be better to write about others.
I really don't understand. Every time I come across a well-written piece of ancient literature that I like, almost all of it is a clone. And then there were all the eunuchs in the back.
The classic tearing of the soul, the complete soul is not enough, the soul has to be torn into pieces, the more you tear it, the more powerful it becomes! I don't know where the author's concept that completeness is inferior to incompleteness comes from?