Primordial Chaos: Starting from Jingwei Filling the Sea

Traveling to become Jingwei Can't fill the sea and can't fly The more I think about it, the more wrong it becomes

It is recommended to write the world in a larger size, and go back and forth between the demon race, the shaman race, and the human race. Not only do you want to write about ten thousand races, you also have to think of a few other ones. It feels like the prehistoric era is composed of several small counties.

Both Jie Jiao and King Zhou were about to be washed into white lotuses. In the original work, most of Jie Jiao had eaten people, and King Zhou was a pure bad breed.

Why not start with the creation of the world?

If the author becomes a eunuch in the future, he will be someone who forgets Jingwei...

The protagonist's middle stage is too floating. Some things can be done but cannot be said.

Are there any prehistoric novels about not becoming a disciple?

I traveled through time, my name is Jingwei, I can't fly

The merits are cultivated until the day after tomorrow, and the saints use their merits to become saints. However, the protagonist needs to process the merits here, otherwise it will be incompletely utilized...!! I really don't know the author's thinking!

His strength improved too quickly, and it was a bit conspicuous. . . It's a bit awkward to be so conspicuous once you become a direct disciple. Completely forget about modern thinking. . .