Simulating the Primordial World, This Is Too Extreme

The Eight Banners attacked Empress Dowager Cixi, demanded that she cut off her queue (traditional Manchu hairstyle), and sought to unify the Northeast... The ingredients are too complex, making it difficult to hold. In terms of abstraction, I would call you number one.

It's getting less and less interesting; it's just a repetitive Russian nesting doll game. Xue Xuan nests the Golden Emperor, and then a mortal nests Xue Xiaohei. Besides observing the eternal wilderness and sketching this kind of thing, will he write anything else? Even a story that starts anew is better than endlessly rehashing the same old primordial chaos and point-by-point plots. What's the point of those? They'll get to the end eventually.

Compared to the first two protagonists, Xue Xiaohei is the most detestable. He has no right to criticize the so-called cannibalistic immortal path because he didn't grow up in that environment and refuses to share the primordial spiritual energy. This kind of armchair critic is really inferior to Jiao Ming and Jin Bing; Jiao Ming is far superior to him.

Although there are always two diode options, which seems like padding the word count, the plot is quite interesting, so it's worth it. The writing is good, and the rewards are all kinds of magical treasures. However, your cultivation level just won't improve, and you won't start cultivating. The Origin-level grand prize is a useless decoration. You also have to be careful of a group of demons.

I've watched it three times, but I don't remember much of the plot. Maybe it's too abstract and too pieced together, and my memory automatically ignores it. Today I want to write a book review, and I want to write about each of the "main characters" in the book, except for Zhao Si.

There's no time to mourn the dead Lao Jiao. Now heading to the battlefield is the supreme Xuan Tian Emperor, the reincarnation of the last Heavenly Emperor Xuan Du, the strongest in the Dharma-ending Age, the ultimate extremist, the dictator, the possessor of the Blood God Child, and the savior—Xue Xuan (Xue Xinzhe).

A study by the book club revealed that Xue Xiaohei killed approximately 2.75 × 10²³ People, roughly equivalent to half a mole, or about 400 billion times the total population of Earth. This is less than half a mole, so further research is needed.

When the novel is published, I'll smear my steamed buns with your blood! 😋😋😋

This is ridiculous! The demon rulers are determined to slaughter humans, while the protagonist switches allegiances frequently, sometimes helping demons, sometimes humans, constantly betraying them. His stance is completely skewed; you could call him a traitor. Equality! Laughable.

So far, it's considered a high-quality read. Although it relies a bit too much on the forensic element (which some readers don't get), the plot logic is consistently sound. The author is quite cautious in setting up the world, and there are no toxic elements like forced stupidity or forced hype. Moreover, it's genuinely enjoyable throughout for those who understand it.