The Primordial Emperor of Honghuang
洪荒太皇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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402Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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Is this another story of the main body severing a wisp of divine thought, then creating a secondary account to level up?! Can't we try a different approach?
Come on, fellow book lovers! I've already written this story, which starts with a time-travel plot set in the prehistoric era. Other great writers can continue the story, and we can all make a novel together. In the past, before the separation of Yin and Yang, in the primordial chaos, there was no form, no heaven or earth, no sun or moon.
Why always create clones and alternate accounts? It makes it hard to immerse yourself and disrupts the storyline. It makes the clones have more screen time than the original, stealing the spotlight. In the end, who's the main character—the clone or the original?
I've read several of the author's prehistoric fantasy novels. The writing style is excellent, and the prehistoric worldview is innovative. The descriptions of the cultivation system, techniques, and so on are also very imaginative, showing a deep understanding of the genre. However, the character development is lacking and the characters are not vivid.
The protagonist is clearly far superior to the others; he should kill decisively instead of dragging things out. If that's not the case, then the story shouldn't portray the protagonist as far superior; just make him stronger.
Why does it feel like these chapters are repeating themselves?
It must be admitted that this author is one of the best writers of the "Primordial Era" genre on Qidian right now.
All other fantasy novels are inferior; the moment I transmigrated, I received a choice system. Option 1: Transform into human form, reward: attaining the status of a Great Dao Saint. Option 2: Continue refining my cultivation to strengthen my foundation, reward: Primordial Purple Qi. I chose option 1 and became invincible; you can do whatever you want.
The prequel has been released; it must be from an alternate account created by the author.
Oh my god! Please, please, please don't let the female lead be Nuwa! Oh my god!