Honghuang: I'm the God of Wealth, So What If I Have a Few More Treasures?
洪荒：我财神爷，灵宝多点怎么了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 20d ago
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194Chapters
506Recommendations
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How could such an idiotic novel be written? It's riddled with typos and has so many nonsensical settings.
The Master of Heaven is also known as the Supreme Pure Spiritual Treasure Heavenly Venerable!
The author doesn't understand what wealth is. Money is a general equivalent, a universally accepted...
The 23rd chapter is wrong again. It's not about a protagonist with a top-grade innate divine origin; it's about a protagonist with a supreme innate divine origin. Besides typos, this book is riddled with fundamental errors. Also, a single top-grade innate spiritual root is enough to easily suppress at least a perfect supreme minor world or even a weaker middle world. Is the protagonist's inner world a complete primordial paradise like Kunlun Mountain?
Chapter 18 is once again adorably naive, revealing his cultivation path and origin space to Hongyun when he was still weak—it's utterly absurd!! And then there's the imbalance of the Five Elements; the Three Lights Divine Water isn't something just any Golden Immortal can condense—it's the most top-tier healing and water-based treasure of the primordial world!! It feels like the author has portrayed it as something as ordinary as the innate Heavenly River water.
The protagonist's first consumption of the original ginseng fruit resulted in no change whatsoever; there was no repair of his foundation, no comprehension of the Earth element, and no demonstration of the effects of drinking the superior-grade Enlightenment Tea of Innate Merit. The plot was riddled with inconsistencies.
Chapter 11, "Super Poisonous," is riddled with plot holes. The protagonist states earlier that he possesses a mid-grade Innate Treasure Qi Divine Affinity, but in Chapter 11, he's downgraded to a low-grade Innate Treasure Qi Divine Affinity before being upgraded back. This is clearly a forced resetting.
How did a novel with a synopsis where the main character isn't even the same person pass the review process?
You have so many magical treasures, so what if I take them from you?
It's alright, I can read it, but there are a lot of typos.