Honghuang: a Good Man from Jiejiao

I don't know if you've ever heard of a saying: when rice rises, kindness fights against rice.

Good guy? Isn't this courting death? The last good old man Hongyun died miserably.

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After reading a few chapters, the protagonist doesn't dare to do this or that. He is submissive, doesn't dare to fight, and just wants to escape. Then why do you need to join the Jie Jiao? !

Come on, come on, no heroine, no heroine. There is no woman around, I am a god of nature.

This is my first time in your country and my first time writing a book. If you have any suggestions, as long as they are reasonable, I will try my best to adopt them. Finally, please support! Please collect it!

I've heard from new authors that the early stages of a new book are difficult, so it's important to follow them! As long as you read the last chapter within 24 hours, it is a valid pursuit. I beg readers to continue reading. Thank you in advance to the new author!

What others write is a dogma, but what you do is a dogma.

In the prehistoric era, I don't understand anything. Except for the human race, which has the golden elixir avenue, the others are innate beings who absorb the essence of the sun and the moon and directly become immortals. If they are not immortals, they are monsters. There is no sect under Jiejiao.

Can cultivating a terrestrial vein still reverberate throughout history? 🐰A bit showy

In fact, I quite like the protagonist's character. Occasionally, some descriptions are very dramatic. In the last two chapters, there were scenes of an opera troupe singing and eating candied haws. It can't be put into the environment of Fengshen at all.

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You are not even an immortal. Is this a low-end prehistoric world?

The writing is so bad. If you want to write it stably, don't use the prehistoric world view where people have to fight to eat people.

Hong Huang, a good old man? ? ? To be an honest person in a world of shady people and gangsters?

The two sages of the West couldn't pay back the debt, so they planned to kill the debtor.

I just read the introduction and couldn't stand it. What a good man. Didn't the author learn from Hongyun's mistakes?