Honghuang: Beginning with Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains
洪荒：从愚公移山开始
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
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Why is the author so stubborn? A true man can bend and stretch.
Speaking of the primordial era, is the story of Yu Gong over yet? In the end, the mountain god was only punished with a thousand years of solitary confinement, but those women who died were truly tragic. Sigh.
It's best to avoid having characters with excessively high magical power in the early stages; progress should be gradual, like leveling up by defeating monsters in a game, otherwise the game might fall apart. The realm system should ideally be written in detail...
It's a bit strange. The protagonist interacts with the Witch Clan so much that it's almost as if the protagonist could be incorporated into the Witch Clan. The Jie Sect is a broken ship, unsuitable for boarding. So why does it seem like the Witch Clan is a good ship to board? Based on legends, they were also destined to fail, even worse than the Jie Sect, which at least had a legacy. It's really awkward that they're so close to the witch clan, almost to the point of being inseparable.
This novel depicts the selfishness, hypocrisy, shamelessness, greed, treachery, cruelty, infighting, ingratitude, and betrayal of real humans. To be honest, the humans in the novel are truly disgusting. 🤢
The plot was frustrating and unsatisfying; the protagonist had absolutely no special abilities and was completely clueless.
Such a beautiful paradise has been ruined by a wretched old man. The mountains protect this village, yet it's being destroyed by the people of this village. If they don't like it here, they should just leave. If I were in this village, I'd curse that wretched old man to death.
God never said that human sacrifice was necessary; it was humans who added it themselves.
The author's "primordial chaos" is a self-contained system.
Since the Buddha is the Way and Hunyuan Dao completed the prehistoric worldview, all the later authors have just picked up scraps from others, at most raising the power level and expanding the map. In reality, they are just utter nonsense and forcibly adding Journey to the West to the story.
I saw a really interesting comment from a fellow reader! Excluding Hongjun, the Three Pure Ones are probably the most calculating in the prehistoric fantasy genre. If we follow the grand scheme of things like Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West, you'll find that Taoism worships the Three Pure Ones, and Buddhism worships Buddha, Dipankara, and Maitreya.