Prehistoric: Ascend to Immortality, Practice Taoism, and Spread the Dharma to the Heavenly Lord!

The author's writing is really good, short and easy to understand. I recommend a novel of the same type. Please save it and take a look. It's really too busy now

Few people who write about ancient times can write about the wisdom of a saint! They are all written after people, but they are all about ordinary people wearing the skin of saints.

Protagonist 195 Author Are You Serious? Do you know the concept of 195? Why don't you write that the main character is a space marine?

Um, you can't control this name. Sanqing, your name is Xuanqing, do you want to call you Siqing? ? ? Even if your name is Qingxuan, your full name is Qingxuan Lingmiao Tianzun!

I originally thought it was a refining demon that swallowed up the sky and devoured the earth, but unfortunately it wasn't, but it was an old trick after all.

I want to please both parties, but I can't please either party. Why write this?

How should I put it? I used to like watching Jie Jiao, but now I don't think I can appreciate Jie Jiao.

Among the current prehistoric novels, 9 out of 10 are about Jiejiao and 1 is about witchcraft. What is there to write about Jie Jiao? To save Daxia from falling? Besides Jie Jiao, who among the six saints of the prehistoric era is in trouble? In so many prehistoric novels, apart from writing about Tongtian and highlighting his personal combat prowess, what else can they do?

Emmm, what should I say? The Taoist name doesn't mean anything, but as a person created by Nuwa, you are related to the Sanqing at the beginning. You are really not afraid of dying in the plan of the saint, let alone unintentional. For a being like that, not being able to calculate your fate means that you are not simple. You are also related to other saints. You have seen that the Sanqing is not dead, so people are very merciful and want to grow. After all, what they want is the development of the human race. The death of so many people will have limited impact on others. I won't keep you as an unexpected hidden danger. After all, there is no internal discord within the Sanqing. The disciples and disciples below are almost going to have their brains knocked out. You were fabricated by Nuwa and you got the inheritance. Why do you survive here and become stronger and stronger? Are you the protagonist? Sanqing didn't play to death because of Nuwa's face.

What! It's actually the Heavenly Refining Demon Lord😨

Looking for further reading!

Is there a book that really talks about canonizing gods? I want to see the battle between the Yin and Shang Dynasties, the battle between magic weapons and immortals, but now those who write about the so-called Conferring Gods are all from the ancient times, and they only write about things from the prehistoric times, and they don't write about Conferring Gods at all. I don't want to see how you practice at all, I just want to see the gods fight.

Using merit as bait, he borrowed the divine power of the four holy beasts of the ancient world to refine the five-element armor and pass it on to the human race. Purple Xiao Palace asked the ancestors to pray for a trace of the power of the ancestors to refine the armor of the Emperor of Heaven and pass it on to the human race. General idea, the author can learn from it

In the section of the book about the underworld, the protagonist grabs everything and practices everything. Do you have this ability? Who do you think you are? Do you think you are Saint Hongjun?

Honghuangwen is still brilliantly written by those Zhutianliu books.

This is the third Honghuang novel written by the author. I have read a hundred or so of the first one. I couldn't stand it after reading that the protagonist brought Chi You to the Jiejiao. A disciple has begun to make decisions for the saint. Of course, there are many poisonous points in the front. For example, the protagonist has too many spiritual treasures and the worst spiritual treasures are all top-grade innates. There are also clones. These are common problems of the Honghuang style. I have read a few of the second one. I read the dialogue in the Jiejiao. Yesterday, the disciple was a quasi-sage. I want to be promoted to a quasi-sage quickly. It's so easy to be promoted to a quasi-sage. I hope the author can write this well. There are only six saints in the entire prehistoric era, and there are only a few who can cultivate to quasi-sage. You can raise the threshold of monasticism a little, and focus on how difficult and difficult it is to cultivate. Don't have a protagonist who can get a few spiritual treasures in one go out, and can go up several levels in one retreat. After repeating it a few times, the protagonist becomes a quasi-sage. Hey, I am really tired of reading this kind of content. I personally like Honghuangliu novels very much, but now I can't find a good one.

Tongtian is not an immortal. Human beings are immortals. They become adults first and then become immortals. Immortals are acquired. Tongtian should be a god.

First of all, let me state that as a short-lived species, trying to understand those long-lived species or even immortal species can only be a conjecture of short-lived species, so the following is just a personal opinion. I believe that a creature's character will inevitably change under the baptism of time, no matter how much. And under the premise that time continues to extend, this change will theoretically be infinitely close to two extremes, that is, 0 or infinity. The corresponding character (or reason?) Is extreme rationality and complete chaos. Defined by "I", it is probably the "ego" or "id" that becomes the "true self". As for the "superego"? I think the "superego" only exists when the metamorphosis has not been completed. So when will this qualitative change point be reached? I think we must first give a definition, that is, becoming extremely rational is the ultimate goal, otherwise it is becoming obsessive. Then this question can be simply changed to when can we achieve extreme rationality? I personally think that the more suitable one is Daluo Jinxian, because in many settings Daluo is beyond the timeline and is not among the five elements. If you can reach this state, you will generally not be possessed by demons. At this time, it has become the only "I". When the "I" on all timelines converge into the only one, the character of "I" basically undergoes a qualitative change in this realm and becomes a preliminary extremely rational creature. The reason why it is said to be preliminary extreme rationality is because the "I" at this time has only unified my thoughts and is generally not confused. In other words, there is still a "superego" restricting the "id" at this time, and the emotional desires are still there, but they have been completely suppressed. But it is not enough, so there is the next level, that is, the Hunyuan Daluo Jinxian (sage), which completely realizes the unity of the three "Is". I am me, there are no emotions, no desires, and all actions are just choices made through my rational judgment. But then again, without emotions and desires, what does "I" want? What is right? Is the rational judgment made at this time really rational? I think this is something I cannot understand and cannot possibly understand. Back to the ancient novels, let's not talk about other realms. Those great quasi-sages and even saints are more likely to be emotional than the last one. It feels like one is lower than the other. In cultivation, shouldn't it be to seek the true self and eliminate the false and preserve the true? Many prehistoric novels feel like they are just fantasy novels disguised as prehistoric novels, with the same themes of fighting monsters, leveling up, grabbing treasures, and falling in love.

Author, if you set up a mythological system, don't add Jinxian to Taiyi. Golden Immortal should be something from Buddhism. According to philosophy and mathematics, Taiyi is both whole and one. It is the One, its own concept and information. From the infinite parallel time and space of the multiverse, it opens up all the concepts, matter, universe rules, phenomena, laws and principles from the lowest 0 dimension of the Big Bang to infinity, and then collapses to 1 and circulates again. Endlessly. The knowledge of one's own power dimension begins to expand with a Planck time. It is Taiyi and Taiyi. There is no limit to strength and wisdom. Later Daluo can be defined as Dao Zang Yuanshi Tianzun's setting of "unthinkable and unimaginable, wrong as soon as you say it, and wrong as soon as you think about it." The existence form surpasses Taiyi's imagination. One's own concepts radiate to all, for example, Taishang Laojun Hua Sanqing is the ancestor of Taoism. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the sky suddenly descended to the C position, and the Haotian God reincarnated into the Jade Emperor and became the leader again. The spiritual treasure opened the door to save people, and Siddhartha Gautama realized the five seals of Sakyamuni and became a great Luo. Concepts become information throughout all time and space. But no one knows the truth about Da Luo. That is, the "author's realm"

Too little, but it's quite attractive so far, come on

Why are there so many black spots? I wonder if this book is that bad.

Sage of Shangqing

I read it in one go in three days. The later layout is very interesting and gives me the feeling of being a king. It has been a long time since I came across a prehistoric novel that I could read in one go 👍👍👍

I thought it was the Dharma Immortal Lord who was calling me.

The protagonist is purely a nanny type. Anyone who has merit may have to bring the three teachings, which is too exaggerated.

Are there any novels that don't criticize Hongjun and Yuanshi?

I have always wondered why the gods in ancient and fantasy novels such as stones and clouds are all in human form, and the souls of animals are all in the shape of their true bodies.

Except for the ending, which is not very exciting, the rest is fine, just enough.

Finished spreading flowers! ! ! ! The novel is very good, opening up the ancient pattern. At the same time, the author also draws on the cultivation settings of many novels, such as "Perfect World", "Covering the Sky", "Holy Ruins", such as "The Supreme Being", such as "The Shepherd God"... It seems very innovative. The finale is also full of ups and downs, a great reincarnation of the prehistoric plot, and the protagonist's path to transcendence, which is very good. I look forward to the author's next novel being more interesting and exciting!

Please change the main character's name. It's too awkward to watch and I have no desire to continue reading.