Honghuang: Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Blessed with Merit

This premise is flawed. Di Jun's original position should have been that of the Sun Star Lord, and he won his position as Heavenly Emperor through struggle. If he didn't become the Demon Emperor, he would naturally have arranged for someone else to be the Demon Emperor. The war between the Lich King and the Demon King cannot be without the Lich King and the Demon King, not just the Demon Emperor.

In the original story, it was precisely because the demon emperors like Di Jun and Tai Yi were too tyrannical and followed the path of tyranny that they ultimately failed. If they had properly governed the world with virtue and ruled with benevolence, they could have secured their position as Heavenly Emperor.

Repeating the same things over and over is really unnecessary. Half a chapter is just filler; how can your grades possibly improve? Often, you write about what happened, what the six sages thought, and then how things were back then (even going so far as to trace back to the history of the three races)—all in a very abstract way. I'm not asking for anything more concise; can you even read this yourself?

Oxen plow the fields, horses carry people; when the oxen and horses are properly harnessed, they even get a rest.

Humanity refers to the way of all living beings, not the way of humanity of the human race. At most, the human race is just a dominant force.

The author's writing is very imaginative, making it a rare gem in the prehistoric fantasy genre. Its only drawback is that it's a bit padded. And the updates are too slow and too infrequent! Two chapters a day is far too few! It's simply not enough to read! Not enough at all!

This "primordial world" doesn't look high-end.

After reading a few chapters, the battles between Golden Immortals felt like those of Foundation Establishment cultivators.

The Lich and the Demon race could never join forces. Ultimately, it's because the resources of the primordial world were insufficient for both races to develop together. The Demon race was too numerous, while the Lich race had higher quality resources. Moreover, both sides were not productive and could only plunder. This inherent conflict existed from the start, even in our time, where the struggle between nations was always about resources.

Seeing fellow cultivators at the same level three on the Qidian homepage bestseller list has given me strength and confidence. It seems that I can also compete for that list in the future. We cultivators, why should we hesitate to fight!