Prehistoric Times Begin with the Peking Man
洪荒从山顶洞人开始
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A strong start followed by a decline is a no-no. What's the difference between this and someone who obtains the bloodline of Pangu but ends up playing basketball, or someone who obtains the Meteorite Module but ends up becoming Ip Man's apprentice and practicing martial arts? Don't write books with protagonists who have such high starting points. Wouldn't it be better to start with the protagonist born into a low-level martial arts world?
Let me show you this, buddy. Refining Essence into Qi: "Guides the spiritual energy between heaven and earth into the body, cleanses the tendons and marrow, removes impurities from the body, opens the mysterious gate between heaven and earth, embarks on the path of cultivation, and has a lifespan of 200 years."
If we're already in the primordial era, let's not bother with martial arts anymore; it just lowers our standards to an unbearable degree.
Regarding martial arts, can we trace their origins? Martial arts from a world without spiritual energy would be useless in a world with spiritual energy. Power generation techniques are also useless without the same physical structure.
Cut it off
The more I write, the worse it gets. No wonder I am only at level 3. The protagonist is very frustrated at being pushed to the next level. He is being led around by others. It is of no use to have so many super brains. He does not have the wisdom to strategize. It can be seen that the author was deeply influenced by Squid and Toad.
The Witch-Slaying Sword appeared so early? It's like a joke. The protagonist represents three generations of humans; from the emergence of humanity to now, it's only been 2,000 years at most—just the time it takes to take a nap in the primordial world. What? Did Nuwa create humans specifically for the Witch-Slaying Sword?
I like the realism of the protagonist. Novels where the protagonist transmigrates into a pre-heavenly god treats the Great Luo Immortals like a joke. These gods have transcended the river of time; how can a soul that isn't even an extraordinary being possess or assimilate them? Those system-based novels are even more ridiculous—they directly give named and owned spiritual treasures to the host, treating those Great Luo Immortals like sand?
I feel that martial arts have potential. Ideally, it would significantly reduce the need for resources and spiritual energy; then, you'd probably be the most pleasing element in the eyes of Heaven.
The Lilliputian Dugu Baitian: "I will destroy the heavens! When yin and yang are in chaos, I will stain the sky with my demonic blood!" The Desolate Heavenly Emperor of the Little Human Race: "I will slay the heavens! Even if it means enduring eternal loneliness for all eternity!" The Lilliputians, chosen by destiny: "Defeat the Heavens!" The protagonist, with a cold expression, says: "The world has become corrupt again; it needs a reboot!"
The number of Golden Immortals is fixed; I'm speechless. Similarly, one cannot cultivate to the Golden Immortal realm solely through one's own efforts. This is not a Western fantasy system.