Honghuang: From the Start, I Joined a Chat Group of Innate Spiritual Treasures
洪荒：开局混入先天灵宝聊天群
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- Completed
- Length
- 682k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The last sentence of your bio is so witty!
A spiritual sword formed from the fusion of Yin and Yang is called the "Great Treasure Sword"—it's purely a joke that ruins the overall sophistication. The thought of the protagonist fighting someone and immediately uttering "Great Sword" would be incredibly stupid. Wouldn't it be better to rename the Nine Dragons Divine Fire Cover to Insurance Cover? How about renaming Pangu Axe as Little Brain Axe?
The author thanks everyone for their support!
The author is a complete newbie and doesn't really understand the rules of Qidian. My first book, written with tears in my eyes, left me severely weakened. Unable to contain his anger, he roared: "Keyboard, let's write again!" This book was born from this! I asked the editor, and they said that I need to update twice a week before the book goes live, and preferably no more.
Tell me the difference between "broken" and "crushed," and in what places and situations are they appropriate to use! Did the primordial chaos break into several pieces, or was it crushed into powder?!
If the innate supreme treasure, the Chaos Bell, can be completely shattered, then are innate supreme treasures and innate spiritual treasures still so valuable? Even the most powerful non-saint is still a non-saint; if they can shatter the Chaos Bell, then aren't innate spiritual treasures just as worthless, easily crushed by a saint? If even a quasi-saint can shatter a spiritual treasure with a single full-force attack, then what's the point of spiritual treasures?
Did the author overlook the concept of time? The perception of time differs depending on one's cultivation level. The protagonist, at a lower level, might live for a few hundred years, but it's normal for powerful figures in the group to spend hundreds of years in seclusion. Or perhaps the concept of a day doesn't exist in their understanding of time.
Main character: Chaos Bell, you're going to give it to me anyway, so why don't you come to me first and I'll give it to you slowly, okay?
The author is probably still a student who came to Qidian from QQ?
Well, after the part where the protagonist goes mad, it felt a bit toxic. I couldn't bear to read any further. I'll try reading two more chapters to see if I can skip ahead. If not, I'll just drop it.
This book can be described as a chat story, with a large amount of conversation in each chapter, and some chapters are entirely composed of conversation.