
The Lingxiao Chronicles of the Primordial World
洪荒凌霄录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Xianxia Novels
Novels with at least 500 completed chapters that are either still ongoing or finished
Great Books!
I read my first book in 2007, and now it's been ten years!
The Finest Book Collection
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Readless
If you're out of things to read, come take a look
A Little Something to Them
Some lesser-known books I've read recently that were pretty fun.
Just Browsing
Infinite worlds, transmigration, rebirth, xianxia
Completed Classics and Great New Reads in Mythical Cultivation, Primordial Chaos, and Investiture of the Gods
This list is devoted to Primordial World stories and similar novels, with the Primordial World as their main setting. It's meant to offer fellow readers a feast of primordial-themed fiction, with something for every taste. These are books I've read and enjoyed. The list includes classics that are complete as well as newer books that are still worth reading. I won't cover books that have been removed, abandoned, or censored. There are also many stories based on Journey to the West, so they aren'
These Books Are So Good, Aren't You Coming to Check Them Out?
My tastes are rather eclectic. I like everything and am not picky. These are books I enjoyed, books I have finished, and books recommended by fellow readers. Please send flowers and follow the list. If the prose is not good enough, I will not review every book.
What I've Read as a Fifteen-Year Veteran
Good reads
Completed Novels
Completed novels.
Wuxia, Xuanhuan, and Slice of Life
Worth a read
Three-Dimensional Silk Guo
A bit of everything.
Carefree Beast, Scales, and Feathers
Books I've read
All Kinds of Books
A comprehensive collection.
Primordial World Fiction
Heaven and Earth, Dark and Yellow; the universe, vast and wild. Most primordial-era novels are about a young man who transmigrates or is reborn in the early days of the Primordial World, when chaos first gave way to creation, and then steadily cultivates and grows stronger. But the genre's worldbuilding is so vast that most authors struggle to handle it, so many stories end up abandoned. A salute to Dao of the Buddha!
A Bit of Everything
Primordial Chaos, wuxia, science fiction, alternate history, fantasy...
Primordial World
Prehistoric-era fantasy novels
Rereads for a Reading Drought
Great books I reread when I'm out of things to read.
Books That Kept Me Reading to the End
Feel-good power fantasies
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The Great Golden Crow of Honghuang
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The Peerless Rogue Cultivator of the Primordial World
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The Taoist Tongtian of the Primordial World
The First Demon of the Chan Sect
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The Jie Sect's Immortal Venerable of the Primordial World
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Reborn into the Primordial Dao
Return of the Myriad Worlds
The Great Path of Hongyun in the Primordial World
Reporting to the Motherland: I've Mastered the Technology of Mechanical Ascension
An Ancient Cultivator's Handbook for Refining Demons
I Prove the Dao Fruit Through Two Worlds
The Sword Immortal of Emei, Mount Shu
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
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The Greatest Hero of the Sui and Tang Dynasties
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Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
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In the primordial world, be careful when choosing a name. What gives you the right to be called Lingxiao? Do you think you've lived too long?
The author's prehistoric fantasy novels are really good, please write another one!
Lingbao Daojun would be better renamed Tongtian.
Why are there so many people who like to help humanity? The past life is not this life, and this life is not the past life; there's no need for that. Besides, humanity's destiny has already been divided up by the sages. Going to compete with the sages for humanity's destiny is just courting death.
I thought that Ling Xiao was still a virgin and unmarried, but thankfully I saw the last picture and realized he was married.
I thought I was immune to all poisons, but it turns out I still couldn't hold on.
It's just copying others' ideas. Why couldn't one attain enlightenment before the Three Pure Ones? Why insist on writing according to others' versions? It's better to just read the original text. They don't have much ability; they're always jumping around in unrelated ways.
Now, whenever I read a fantasy novel, I don't want to read anything that involves worshipping Tongtian, and I don't know why.
It's utterly pointless. As long as you have a magical treasure, and as long as that treasure is powerful, even a Celestial Immortal can easily defeat a Grand Luo Golden Immortal, and a Golden Immortal can easily defeat a Saint. Also, Hongjun reversed time and caused a car accident in the future, sending the protagonist to the prehistoric world. I want to ask Hongjun how he felt knowing he was just someone's imagination?
Why was Lao Tzu able to establish a teaching for humanity and gain the approval of Heaven and Earth?
I believe Nuwa must have used Laozi's essence and blood to create humans, which is why she was able to establish a religion that resonated with people. Not just anyone can establish a religion. Humans are born with an innate Daoist body, as were Pangu and the Three Pure Ones, who naturally embodied this innate Daoist body. Their transformation into human form was a natural process.