The Dao Descends Upon the Primordial World

Um, let me ask, if Pangu is immortal, will the Three Pure Ones still exist? What about the sun and moon? Where is Dijun Taiyi? Where is Nuwa Fuxi? What about Styx? Where are the Twelve Ancestral Witches? What? Are they all incarnations of the protagonist? Um, why don't you just overturn the avenue? I haven't read it yet, I just read the introduction... To answer my questions...

I saw that the author divided the magic weapons into: first-rate, second-rate, and third-rate. If you divide it like this, even if this book is very well written, its quality is still at a lower level. Those magic weapons feel like they are not first-rate...

Doesn't the author know that he can't even figure out the basic titles? Sanqing calls Pangu his father-god, and Que calls his eldest brother Pangu his uncle?

It's so rubbish. It just writes about myself and there is no plot. Is the entire prehistoric world just the protagonist's world?

Why don't you go to heaven? Also a Dao clone? The Great Dao is equivalent to the general program that controls all sentient beings with opportunities, will not be biased, is selfless and ruthless, and is not a conspiracy.

An elementary school student's composition is not even a novel.

Isn't that an orphan? Why did he create his parents again? And then he's still a homosexual. It's so scary.

So much nonsense🤐

There were several paragraphs that made me feel like they were written by foreigners. There are seven or eight "this" in one sentence. I dare to use this as "the".

This prehistoric era is too watery and it loses mana at every turn. I have only seen people fight for thousands of years and tens of thousands of years. As long as they can't be killed, they can keep fighting. But in your case, you will lose mana in just a few minutes. Pangu, the master of Kuai Dao, will die after a thousand years without mana? What others hold up to the sky is either a dollar or a calamity.