The Teng Snake Seeks the Dao in Honghuang

The protagonist initially intended to become a human, but gained the memories of a transmigrator. Knowing that male pleasure leads to male transformation, I'm afraid that later, driven by lust, I won't watch it properly. Alright. The main character wasn't much better; she acted like a child, begging for kisses and hugs, but was rejected.

Hongjun is some wild god from who-knows-where. Daozu is Taishang, so what kind of Daozu is he?

Ugh, it's a long story. It's so padded out, a waste of three hours of my time. There's no substance, and I doubt many people will pay to read it. It remains to be seen if the author will realize their mistake. This book has a very slim chance of becoming a hit.

For a new book, readership is the most important metric, as it determines whether it will receive recommendations later! The term "following the reader" refers to the number of people who read the latest chapter within 24 hours. Therefore, I, Hongchen, humbly request all fellow Daoists who collect this book, to move your fingers every day and browse to the latest chapter!

The goddess Nuwa mended the sky with stones, and Wukong was transformed from one of these stones. Nuwa is Wukong's mother. While Wukong was trapped within the stone, would Nuwa implant memories into it, such as cultivation techniques and all memories related to the Journey to the West? Would she have instilled these memories into Wukong, allowing him to understand everything before the tragedy occurred?

Another miniature prehistoric fantasy novel. I wonder if this prehistoric world is as big as China? Can a Great Luo Golden Immortal withstand a nuclear bomb? Can a True Immortal withstand a headshot from a large sniper rifle?

It feels more like a romance novel than a mythological story. The powerful cultivators who have accumulated so much power over the years seem unremarkable, acting like people in their fifties or sixties... Even pigs would become cunning after living a few lifetimes!

This is really well written! The protagonist's personality is very interesting. Keep it up! Maintain this level of quality after it's released. (Full subscriptions expected!)

Those who are truly capable all have a backlog of manuscripts. They typically finish one book but don't release it immediately. They revise and refine it, only releasing it after the outline of their next work is completed, maintaining a stable daily update of 10,000 words. In their spare time, they manage the comment section and make minor adjustments to chapters.

Below the level of a sage, all are ants. This is no joke. What level are Di Jun and Tai Yi to dare to lay a hand on a sage?