Honghuang: The Earth Spirit Takes Form, Ancestor of the Ten Thousand Daos

It's a bit idiotic; despite being a time traveler, they don't know the plot, and they're unclear about this and that.

The hierarchy of the Primordial World can be elevated as much as possible. The three thousand Chaos Demons are at least at the Great Luo Dao Fruit level, and some of the higher-ranking ones may have progressed further on the Great Luo Dao, becoming Great Divine Powers (Quasi-Saints). The top ten Demons like Pangu may have already attained the Dao.

Two chapters a day, and seven or eight chapters just to destroy the remnant soul of Rahu, that's quite manageable...

I'm absolutely sick of reading about the Eastern King Duke. What's the point of saying so much? If he wins, you say it's nothing, but if he loses, doesn't that make you look like an idiot? It makes all these deities seem like morons.

It feels like the author's foreshadowing leads to a cycle of reincarnation, but in reality, he's always wandering around aimlessly.

What's the point of writing about the East Sea? What does it have to do with the protagonist? And with such a nonsensical plot, does he think he can become the Heavenly Emperor? He must have just written something without an outline.

How many chapters can one character, Hongyun, write? (Water)

The lack of comments is likely due to comment control. Well written. This kind of mythological subject matter is the most controversial. Write according to your own ideas and pace, and don't be affected by negative reviews.

Update faster, it's great! I haven't seen such a normal prehistoric fantasy novel in a long time.

The writing is too weak, purely for the sake of padding; skipping chapters won't affect the reading experience at all.