
The True Warrior of Honghuang Subdues Demons
洪荒之真武荡魔
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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I am the Grand Supervisor of All Heavens' Transcending Time, Yang Jun. You have violated the laws of the world, disrupted the river of time, and obscured the workings of Heaven. You have already chosen your death.
Over the years, the only novel that truly suits my taste is "My Backyard Leads to the Primordial World." This novel is great, really great! Author, it would be even better if you changed the timeline a bit. One era, one cycle, one Dao era, one great calamity, one chaos—that would be more fitting for the primordial world... Please update soon!
What is justice? Imagine two families. One family falls seriously ill, while the other family has medicine, but the medicine is used to prolong the family's life and was borrowed from the other family. Now the medicine is out of stock and the price has gone up. The two families are fighting over their own family members. So, who is in the right?
Regarding the protagonist's slogan of justice
The protagonist of this book holds the worldview of justice. In this primordial world, from the protagonist's perspective, his actions, words, and thoughts are the Way, the truth. This is simply a difference in the world's setting.
It's such a cliché setting—primordial immortals, true immortals, golden immortals, Taiyi Heavenly Immortals, Taiyi True Immortals, Taiyi Golden Immortals, and Daluo Golden Immortals—I haven't seen this kind of setting in ages. It's a pleasure to see it again today.
I feel the author is suited to writing about capitalists and behind-the-scenes figures, like the Fourth Calamity Lord, basically characters where the protagonist is arrogant and ruthlessly exploits others.
Regardless of Zhenwu's strength, his background could never be ordinary. At the very least, he would have to be a direct disciple or grand-disciple of the Supreme Being. Only someone with six sages above him could be like this; it's a matter of vested interests. Just like in ancient times with powerful clans, how could a high-ranking official be an ordinary scholar? Even if he did become one, he'd probably be killed by assassins within days.
This feels like a more realistic world; 🙂their kind are all mindless cultists or humans.
This angle is good. When I watched the prehistoric era before, I felt that the three religions and the Heavenly Court in the west were all of human origin, and they had received a lot of favors from humans and enjoyed even more offerings from them. However, when humans suffered, they all hid away, indulging in pleasure and watching coldly. It was time to slaughter them and let them taste what it was like to be treated like pigs and dogs.
This reminds me of the classic Chinese novel, Journey to the East, and the story of the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea.
It tells the story of the Eight Immortals returning to their rightful places after attaining enlightenment, and then confronting the evil spirits who reached the heavens. I didn't understand this before, but after reading your book, I realized how many lives were truly lost when the Heavenly Beings shattered the primordial world. Connecting this with the ancient Journey to the East, the story of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea is truly terrifying upon closer examination.