Honghuang: My Brother Bai Ze Is by No Means a Great Cook.

It's a good prehistoric novel. There aren't many novels about the prehistoric world that are easy to read and don't criticize the great gods. A lot of prehistoric ones just bring in a certain demon king or two saints to be the villains. After a few chapters, the hammer will start. Once the hammer starts, the world will be shattered and the heaven will scream. I feel that there is something wrong with those who do the heaven. They gave you all kinds of treasures and you still make troubles all day long. Isn't this a disguised son beating me?

I don't mind the plot, but sometimes some parts are really awkward and make me pick my feet. Maybe the author thinks it's very witty, but I feel very uncomfortable with it. He is a powerful cultivator and speaks with a tail tone, like, what, what, etc., I really can't see it. 😅

It's hard to find a book that is light-hearted but not boring, and it doesn't involve Hongjun and Sanqing. It's really better if it doesn't have so many conspiracies.

I just have a question. . . Is Bai Chuan Bai Ze's brother? Dear? ? ? Who said that Bai Ze's surname is Bai! ! ! Shouldn't Bai Ze be a species? ? ?

It's a mess, all kinds of cause and effect, talking to yourself, the future is determined, and you still have nothing to do.

It was fine in the front, but something went wrong when the fox came out. It seems that she will be the heroine now. Goodbye in the world.

There is nothing else, but when I see the cause and effect written, I really can't stand it anymore. You can briefly mention it, but don't write it in detail, because once you write it in detail, bugs will appear! Let's just say that the protagonist didn't help Fuxi, just ignored him and let them die. What is the cause and effect? ​​Are they irreplaceable? The world will still turn around without anyone, but once they die, the world will stop turning around! The wave of cause and effect you are writing now directly represents that the prehistoric era is a script. Everything is doomed, and efforts are useless. Nuwa is destined to become a saint, and Fuxi is destined to be the emperor! So I really advise you to talk less about cause and effect and focus more on other things, otherwise it will be very difficult for you later!

Why do you have to take the emotional line? It's too embarrassing.

What does the protagonist eat? They are all ancient creatures that can think and communicate. There is a passage where it is written that if you raise a pond of fish, you will become a golden fairy, but they are all eaten by Nuwa. The protagonist asks Nuwa to catch a million fish and bring them back! This is no longer eating blood food! All sentient beings in the prehistoric world are humans, and this is cannibalism!

I really can't accept this style. It feels suitable for teenagers. There is a generation gap between me and everyone 😅

What kind of character do the ancient gods you write about have? . . . Childish is not enough to describe it. . . .

So why is the title of Dragon Slayer given to the protagonist? The protagonist saves Nuwa Fuxi. It is the protagonist who takes the blame for the dragon clan. But just like the protagonist said, one is in the east and the other is in the south. If there is no connection, it can all be related to cause and effect. There are so many creatures in the prehistoric times and the protagonist is not allowed to pass them on. There are countless causes and effects. The key is that the dragon slayer is not the protagonist. There is only one person in the big and small clans. The cause and effect is a bit contradictory. I feel that I must save Fuxi and Nuwa. Although I know it is a foreshadowing, it is too far-fetched, so I was very confused when I watched this part.

I like to tell the truth. I really can't stand the whole story of cause and effect, it's so boring.

As long as you don't use your brain, this book is really food. Except for the fact that the author sometimes tries to be clever and talks nonsense, which is a bit awkward, the rest of the writing is good.

Let me tell you a secret. Baize is actually a race, and Baize is just a title. People with the same treatment are Phoenix. If you are really called Baize, you can understand that you are called Shanliren, so the first chapter is really dramatic, and he ran away.

... I'm not saying that the author has a tendency to be funny but in fact, in order to make himself look like a good person, he has to help Wei Guangzheng. However, some of the writings feel very outrageous when you really think about it. Maybe he didn't think carefully. I am really broad-minded and a bit paralyzed when writing about Nuwa's heroic deeds. She saved a fox because she was weak, but the fox and his enemy were feuding. I really don't understand it. The author doesn't know, so forget it. He also wrote it before. There is no chivalry in this kind of feud, and she has to show that Nuwa is a good person and rushes out to save her. This kind of thing really makes me want to complain when I see it. I have already fought it once and don't want to fight again. The screenshot of the complaint is below