Kunpeng Xiaoyao in the Prehistoric Times

Kunpeng joins the Phoenix Clan? In the normal world, Kunpeng is considered to be the top echelon below the saints. This is because he was unlucky and did not get any good magic weapons. As long as there is a top-level magic weapon, he can be said to be invincible below the saints. By joining the Heavenly Court and becoming a demon master, Kunpeng can at least get a lot of Heavenly Court's luck, although he will also have to bear the consequences of the subsequent Lich War. The Phoenix Ancestor is only at the level of Emperor Jun at most, and cannot be a saint. So what can he gain by joining the Phoenix Clan? If you really want to be a dog, you might as well learn to be a dog for the saint

I feel there is something wrong with what the author wrote. I didn't mention before that Taiyi Jinxian needs five elements to ascend to Daluo Jinxian. Daluo Jinxian is the ultimate immortal and needs three flowers to gather at the top to bloom and become the Taoist fruit to jump out of the long river of time. The author's starting point for the protagonist is too high. I went to see Pangu create the world. Pangu punched the protagonist with his ax... (Yin and Yang) Can a Daluo Jinxian fight against Pangu? Is the author a bit unclear when writing about Kunpeng (cultivating the law of yin and yang)? The author has too many loopholes in his writing, and the universe is everywhere in his writing, etc.?

It's so easy to join the Phoenix Clan and yet so loyal

At this time, why don't you understand the demon text and preach the three clans of side beings? It is possible to understand the bloodline purification and bloodline inheritance, so as not to delay Hongjun's transmission of the immortal way (mainly because of fear of karma). There is another three clans fighting for hegemony. Because there is a method similar to the Qi Luck Divine Dynasty that uses luck to cultivate. Why not take the opportunity to understand the fruit status of heaven and earth and tinker with a Shinto version of becoming a god. Mountains, rivers and rivers will rain all the time, establishing heaven and earth. The Dharma Net rewards the good and punishes the evil and cuts off the merits and karma of all sentient beings. Is there a future for you who are fooling around? The fruit status of heaven and earth + luck + merit + strength + heaven (big) takes a fancy to you. After all, you have great achievements in perfecting the world, who dares to touch you?

The author has written back and forth so many times about the existence and non-existence of Da Luo that the number of words is so low that I can't read it anymore.

After reading a few chapters, I was immediately persuaded to give up. The writing was long-winded and messy. Sometimes I refuted what I wrote 🙂🤭🤭

It's so wordy that I can't stand it. For example, every one or two chapters, whenever I encounter someone or something in Da Luo realm or above, I repeat the various abilities of that realm. It's very annoying. I have to mention all the seven aunts and eight aunts who are related to him in a simple sentence and repeat them over and over again.

Xiaoyao, who is not invincible, is still in the prehistoric times. He has no strength and is plotted to death.

When did they have the concept of the universe? Chaos

Come on, author. This is the first time I encountered someone who wrote about Kunpeng as the protagonist. But in your universe, distance is considered. Every speck of dust is the setting of the same universe. It was indeed a bit tiring to read, so I quit. In my opinion, Honghuang novels don't need to make a fuss about this aspect. I have a good book "Honghuang Town Yuanzi" on my bookshelf. You can learn from it.

An idea can be described in one or two chapters👍🏻

Saw it. I feel like I didn't read… two words. Long-winded

I just read a few of them and they are so uncomfortable. Can't the author improve his sentence segmentation skills?

Every time I see this kind of introduction, I don't want to be invincible, but if I want to be free, I will definitely have a hard life, caring about everything, and managing nothing well.

Don't seek invincibility? If you are not invincible, where did you get your freedom from? If you stole it, you still got it in vain.

Is it just me who read it a little strange? Is there a lack of sentence fragmentation?

Join the Phoenix Clan and be cannon fodder. It's not much better to rob the treasure house of the three tribes in their old nest during the decisive battle. This is risky, after all, there are too many people making up their minds.