The Legend of Huanglong Zhenren of the Primordial World
洪荒黄龙真人传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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In booklists 6
Xianxia Novels
Novels with at least 500 completed chapters that are either still ongoing or finished
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'
Books I Followed Back in the Day!
Read my own books, sleep in my own bed.
Books I Like
A mixed bag of books, all ones I personally enjoy
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!
Xuanhuan
A dazzling variety
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I've always felt that Hongyun deserved to die! Kunpeng is the most pitiful one! He clearly deserved the saintly position! But because Hongyun pretended to be a good person, he was pushed off! What a huge karmic debt! Go find Zhunti! He and Jieyin are both saints! Go find that foul-mouthed Yuanshi! Those three brothers are all saints!
Can't you break it into paragraphs? It's such a long paragraph, it's tiring to read.
Seeing that Bear Heaven, Bear Earth, and Bear Soil have talents that can counter Earth Books, these three bears are really "powerful." Are there also Bear Tai, Bear Extreme, and Bear Diagram that can counter Tai Chi Diagrams?
I love your work, and I hope you'll update frequently and create even better content. I also hope you'll add my work, "The Spirit Master's Scroll," to your collection.
Everyone says the author made typos and advises him to correct them. Have you ever considered the possibility that he doesn't even realize he made typos?
List the shortcomings of this book
One: Unsegmented My goodness, that chapter only had a few paragraphs, and they were so densely packed, it was almost blinding! Two:Poisoning from the very beginning It's too different from the original *Primordial Era*, with only 30 chapters on Quasi-Saints, failing to grasp the key points and filled with a lot of unnecessary dialogue...
There's too much nonsense. The ancient world was about survival of the fittest, not about reasoning. Plus, there are quite a few typos; it's all in plain language.
The protagonist's opponents always manage to self-destruct at close range, and they succeed every time. The protagonist survives these close-range self-destructions; is he invincible?
Can the Witch Clan self-destruct? Only those with a primordial spirit can self-destruct, because the primordial spirit is magical power, while the Witch Clan only possesses a physical body.
Could the author please proofread and correct any typos before uploading chapters?