Honghuang: The Third Generation's First Disciple, Taught by the Two Sages of the West

There is a difference between innate gods and demons and innate deities. Gods and demons belong to the Great Dao, while deities are innate deities that appeared after the emergence of the Heavenly Dao. They may seem the same, but the difference is significant. This difference is analogous to the difference between a head office manager and a branch manager.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of authors on Qidian. Finally, a Western one! It's something new to try. However, the author should be careful; "Eastern" is part of the word "East," and "Western" is part of the word "West." Excessively praising the West while disparaging the East would be detrimental to the author.

Actually, writing about the West is quite good; it's a new avenue for exploration.

Those who claim to repair the Western earth veins, spiritual veins, and ancestral veins are talking nonsense. Even Hongjun (the Hongjun Emperor) couldn't repair the damage to the West, so what ability do you, a piece of trash, have to repair it? Those transmigrators who run off to the West to repair the continent all the time, do you think they're just pouring cement?

The protagonist creates a method to enhance one's abilities, which others can also use, and it's not particularly difficult. This already feels a bit off; if the author wants to give the protagonist a cheat code, they should at least make the method more restrictive, for example, making it so that only the protagonist meets the usage conditions.

The biggest problem is Western religion; did they eat a few bowls of curry before coming up with this concept?

I thought I'd traveled back in time a few years and was still writing this kind of prehistoric fantasy novel.

If you're born early, it's fine; if you're born late, Zhunti (the Bodhisattva of Compassion) won't show any mercy and will choose the intensity of the situation.

Doing things haphazardly, one thing at a time. 😂The most addictive style of the prehistoric era (wanting everything)

Even without going in to look, your description of "the West surpassing the East" gives me a very uncomfortable feeling. Even the best book needs a good first impression and a good synopsis. Your position determines your perspective If the roots are crooked, it's hard for people to understand it. I wonder if it's just the confidence of an experienced author.