The Primordial Human Race's Boundless Fierce Tiger

Updating three books at the same time reminds me of a Beginning author who passed away

Don't people appear after dragons and phoenixes? Why did the author write this?

Were there any races before the dawn of time?

Don't read it as a prehistoric novel, it's okay. In short, the things written in a prehistoric style don't have the flavor of the prehistoric one, and it looks weird.

Since no one made a human from the ground, how could the human race be born out of thin air? Messy

I really don't know what the author is writing. It's a mess. It just keeps killing and killing. The protagonist has no sense of purity at all. The plot is also unorganized. Wherever I think of writing it, there is no main line support at all.

The writing is very good, but the current combat power of the protagonist is embarrassing, not as good as Nuwa, Fuxi, Taiyi, Hou Tian, ​​not as good as Daode, Yuan, Lingbao, and just a little better than Zhen Yuanzi, Styx, and Kunpeng. The protagonist is never the one who turns the tide, at most he is just an introduction. There are not many people supporting him, and he has no idea of ​​​​fighting. He is easily manipulated, and the protagonist is still enjoying it. The position is very embarrassing. Generally speaking, it is still in the stage of playing an important supporting role in various important occasions.

The Chendong flavor is too strong, but the writing is good

This introduction is nonsense.

How can I put it? The stitching is quite serious, but it's still pretty good.