Honghuang: I Am an Iron-Eating Beast, and Eastern Emperor Taiyi Claims Me as Kin

Maybe it's because I read the heartfelt words, but I still prefer Houtu and Gun Gun together.

Yesterday I reread the story about Nuwa, whose thoughts were overheard by Houtu. Longtime readers might remember Nuwa, who possessed a magical artifact called the "Map of Mountains and Rivers." That place can mimic the thinking and ideas of the real world. I wonder if this was an experiment conducted by Gun Gun, a few saints, and a few unwilling powerful beings in that outer heaven.

This book is one where you know the ending beforehand, and you're currently experiencing the process. If you enjoy reading stories set in the prehistoric era, you should be familiar with the relationship between the Primordial Gods and the Primordial Saints. The second book is a sequel to the first.

Someone else wrote something similar before, and it flopped. Hopefully, this author can write a sequel that succeeds.

I stole the image from the comments section of the previous book.

There are quite a few of this type; I hope the author continues writing. I'll start reading when it reaches chapter 100.

Where is the author now?

It seems we'll have to wait a long time. (The tour guide misses you.)

I recommend a novel—Douluo Continent II: The Dragon King Simulator (originally titled Douluo Continent II: The Dragon King Simulator Legend).

Is she starting a new book under a new pseudonym again?