
Honghuang: I Am the Human Race's Sage Mentor, Creating Martial Arts From the Start
洪荒:我人族圣师,开局创建武道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is another low-end prehistoric fantasy novel. In a prehistoric world spanning tens of thousands of years—equivalent to the time it takes for prehistoric beings to take a nap—it's laughable that someone could break through to the Golden Immortal realm in just a few hundred years. Even powerful prehistoric beings take hundreds of millions of years to break through a minor realm. This is a prehistoric fantasy novel dressed up in the guise of martial arts.
I want to ask: After attaining enlightenment, Rahu and the Dao Ancestor only have the path of immortality left. If you start from scratch, is the Dao Ancestor just a figurehead and can't be sensed? Or is it something you're forcing?
Can I ask a question? The protagonist is a time traveler from Earth, but I can't feel any 21st-century atmosphere at all. For example, the way they speak—they use "I" and "you all." If you don't have a modern feel to it, you might as well not include time travel and just give them a system.
The protagonist's martial arts are lacking; they haven't reached a philosophical level. You've created what you call martial arts, but nobody knows what "martial" means, how it came to be, its symbolic meaning to this community, its ultimate goal, or whether the means used to achieve it are acceptable. You haven't provided any guiding principles; isn't this easily leading people to extremes?
It's so tiring to watch; leveling up takes forever.
Is there anyone who possesses the martial arts prowess of Ma Baoguo, whose lightning-fast five-strike whip is unleashed, a feat unbreakable by anyone less than six saints?
In the early primordial era, humans didn't have surnames. They were almost always named after things around them, such as the three ancestors of humanity who named themselves after the fire houses and clothing they created.
I've seen many people say that cultivating immortality is superior to practicing martial arts. Martial Peak is a martial arts path, Martial Tomb is also a martial arts path, and the Immortal Realm and the Tomb of Gods are also martial arts paths. There are many more advanced martial arts novels that I can't recall and am too lazy to look for.
I hope the author can explain what "immortal bones" are.
I lost interest after reading the resume.