Honghuang: This Generation of the Witch Clan Is Acting Weird

Holy crap, what kind of greed is this? They're charging for chapter 28 already?

Although the subject matter is good, the content is weak and toxic.

I've always wondered if the demon-summoning banners in these ancient fantasy novels are like leashes around the necks of everyone who joins the demon race, putting their lives in their hands? If another demon shows the slightest dissatisfaction, they're led around and punished, their lives threatened?

His personality and behavior are hard to describe; he'll probably fall flat on his face.

It seems like something was written, yet it also seems like nothing was written. You'll find that all the changes mentioned ultimately didn't change anything; the author lacked creativity and just repeated the same old clichés.

The primordial era is overused; we should create an infinite primordial era, directly waging war and shattering rifts, reversing past, present, and future, then creating a chaotic spacetime universe that keeps overlapping, forcing other spacetimes, planes, and laws to intervene, thus initiating diversification. Things like *Covering the Sky*, *Perfect World*, *Sacred Ruins*, *Panlong*, and *Starry Sky* can be a hodgepodge—use your imagination!

I wonder what mental state the author was in when writing this book. (Rise, my Ancestral Witch!)

The description is a bit silly, not my cup of tea.

If I remember correctly, the primordial spirit is the soul, right? In prehistoric novels, the Wu tribe, lacking a soul—what's called a primordial spirit—is completely dead once the physical body dies, unlike cultivators who have a primordial spirit that can be reborn after the physical body dies. The protagonist, as a human and a transmigrator, should theoretically possess a primordial spirit.

I hope it won't flop like your previous two works, which totaled over 400,000 words.