Honghuang: From a Grain of Breath Soil to the Ancestor of All Paths
洪荒：从一粒息壤到万道之祖
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They don't really think that humanity is just about the human race; humanity represents the will of all living beings.
The Three Corpses Severing Technique is like the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, which is widely circulated and everyone has a copy. If you don't cut off the three corpses and practice it, others will cut off the three corpses and practice it. In order to save their lives, everyone will practice it.
It feels like they're suppressing the level of power. 😥
The constant scheming and plotting, killing and then resurrecting—it's all the same, just not dead. What's the point of killing them then? It's just a game. Okay, even if resurrection comes at a price, how long do you have to stay in the Heavenly Dao to be resurrected? And what about those people who killed their grandmothers' magical treasures—aren't you going to collect them? Anyway, I'm getting a bit tired of it; it's not very interesting anymore.
Your background is far too low. Everyone else is a born saint, while you're just a born spirit, not even as good as a second-generation being. You still want to reach the top? Aren't you dreaming?
Views on Primordial Merit
Leaving aside the merits of Heavenly Dao and Great Dao, one shouldn't even think about it without the Great Dao merits of the Great Luo realm. Regarding the concept of merit in the "Primordial Era" genre, merit isn't simply awarded for creating something; rather, it's earned by promoting and improving the world's rules. There are many examples, the most famous being the Six Sages and Houtu.
The first chapter made me laugh. A single grain of Nine Heavens Breath Soil, once transformed, is comparable to a Chaos Demon God? Then, in front of figures like Hongjun and the Ancestral Dragon, wouldn't Pangu be nothing more than a roadside nudist?
One female lead is enough; don't create a harem.
I just read the introduction.
Is "Primordial Beginning" merely a name? Or is it the protagonist's true nature? If it's just a name, fine, but if it's the essence, then what's the point of cultivation? I don't eat beef!
The "Primordial Era" genre is always like this: you could say he's suppressing levels, but he can still defeat a Saint; he just can't seem to advance his cultivation level, leaving the audience in suspense.