The Dao Descends Upon the Primordial World
道临洪荒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 609k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Um, just a question: if Pangu didn't die, would the Three Pure Ones still exist? What about the sun and moon? What about Dijun and Taiyi? What about Nuwa and Fuxi? What about the Styx River? What about the Twelve Ancestral Witches? What? They're all just incarnations of the protagonist? Um, why don't you just overturn the Great Dao? I haven't watched it yet, I only read the introduction… Answer my question…
Seeing the author categorize magical artifacts into first-rate, second-rate, and third-rate, even if this prehistoric fantasy novel is exceptionally well-written, the overall quality drops a level, and all the magical artifacts seem inferior...
Doesn't the author know that he can't even understand basic titles? The Three Pure Ones call Pangu their Father God, but they call Pangu's elder brother their Uncle-Master.
This is terrible. It's all about the protagonist and there's no plot. Does it mean the entire prehistoric world is just the protagonist's world?
Why don't you just go to heaven? A clone of the Great Dao? The Great Dao is like a master program controlling all living beings, giving them all a chance, without bias, selflessness, or conspiracy.
This is a primary school student's composition; it doesn't even qualify as a novel.
Wasn't that an orphan? How did they suddenly bring up parents? And they're even gay? That's terrifying.
Too much nonsense. 🤐
Several paragraphs gave me the feeling that they were written by a foreigner. Seven or eight "—" in one sentence—is he using "this" as a substitute for "the"?
This primordial world is so chaotic that people run out of magic power so easily. I've only ever seen battles last for thousands or tens of thousands of years; as long as they don't die, they can keep fighting. But here, they run out of magic power in just a few minutes. Even Pangu, who reached the Great Dao, only lasted a thousand years before dying from a lack of magic power? Others, at most, would only last for a Yuan Hui or a Great Kalpa.