Honghuang: Awakening on Skull Mountain

Fuxi and Nuwa were born together, seemingly representing the yin and yang energies. They were not related by blood, and one shouldn't expect to apply human social relationships to mythological figures.

If you're going to write about the prehistoric era, just write about the prehistoric era. Why do you have to bring in Cthulhu and then claim that Cthulhu pollutes the prehistoric world?

A sage is a primordial being, but a primordial being is not a sage. The author seems to be referring to a sage who has attained enlightenment and then merged with the Heavenly Dao, right? In the primordial world, that might indeed be stronger…

Since Fuxi and Nuwa could become husband and wife, the protagonist and his sister could too. 🙂

There's too much mysterious and descriptive writing, and only a little bit of serious content.

The protagonist's name is a real mistake.

Do NOT take the Three Immortals of Sanxiao and Zhao Gongming as disciples! The protagonist should just use the three spiritual treasures to understand cause and effect! ... The protagonist will later become a true representative of the Dao. Look at the disciples of Hongjun, the representative of the Heavenly Dao.

He's not a native, but a transmigrator with memories of his past life. It's a bit awkward that he recognized his younger sister at birth.

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Wealth, companionship, methods, and land—without a cultivation partner, something always feels missing. After all, this novel isn't like those where the protagonist is decisive in battle and single-mindedly focused on cultivation.