Honghuang: Qingyun, the Great Shaman
洪荒之大巫青云
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 814k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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263Chapters
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15.3kFans
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The protagonist is too pathetic; this is a novel about torturing the protagonist!
Damn, this protagonist is so depressed, his life is so damn pathetic.
Could you please change your profile picture? It's so outdated.
Haha, whether Heaven is fair or not depends on the author.
It was just as bad, less than five chapters.
How dare you criticize others for writing poorly?
The author describes the true form of the ancestral witch of the Wu tribe as a human body with an animal head, but in your case, there's only a phantom image behind her. Is this the Wu tribe? Everyone else who practices body training becomes muscular, but in your case, she becomes slender. Does this conform to the basic principles of body training? The first chapter describes her as being behind Houtu. You don't even need to look; you definitely have a primordial spirit.
The formula is too old-fashioned. The plot is monotonous and flows like a diary, lacking any twists or turns. It has problematic values, featuring murder, greed, and excessive drama.