Yuan Fu Lu

I'm an old reader, so I was a little confused when I saw so many people scolding me in the comment section. Are these people really here just to see the great flood?

If I were to evaluate this book, it would be a good book in two words. The plot design and plot description are reasonable and wonderful, and avoid the common problems of many prehistoric novels. Dudu writes more than ten or twenty chapters in a row, describing various major events, but they have nothing to do with the protagonist, and they are not mentioned at all. Although this book sometimes describes some related plots, the protagonist does not appear in two or three chapters at most, and although he does not appear, he will be interspersed in it, and it will be connected in the end, which will not make you think it is a hydrology. The most rare thing is that the ending of this book is absolutely top-notch. When you read it all the way to the end, you will never think of the word "unfinished". After reading many books, many of them will end up being unfinished, but the ending of this book will only make you feel reasonable and unfinished. But why do you need to sprinkle the last bit of dog food in the final ending? Can you die if you don't give up? 😭😭

Lengyou Cat Girl Zihuang Hahaha is an old acquaintance on the post forum. I remember that the three of them had been having a gay affair in the past, and then they were written into it as a supporting role and performed to death. I don't know how they felt when they read this book after such a long time.

After reading a small part, I found something very interesting about the book reviews and discussion forums, that is, what should the prehistoric world be like? First of all, I think that the Honghuangliu thing was originally invented by Shen Ji based on myths and legends. The originator is his "Buddha is the Tao". To be precise, it is a mythological system that is younger than Cthulhu, so there is a very embarrassing place. There are many secondary settings, because the thing itself does not have a deep-rooted setting. So if book friends want to accurately evaluate whether this book is good or not, it is very simple. They should abandon all the previous books they have read and re-examine whether this book is logically consistent. If you really can't accept it, it's best not to watch it, because Honghuang is too young, so there are really different opinions on the setting. There are always two settings that you like, so it is recommended to watch it accurately.

I was attracted by what the author "didn't have" ~~ Unlike other books in Qidian, the supporting characters are all kinds of imbecile and stupid. A novel is a world, and everyone's IQ should be the same as the protagonist! Low strength can be a problem of fate, but low IQ is purely a problem of the author~~~ The author's introduction is very good, I believe the book will be good too, now I'm starting to read it!

I think the writing is quite good. The setting is unconventional. The gods are not inferior to gods even though they are gods. Especially since the book was written several years ago, why are so many people criticizing it?

Seeing the non-black Nuwa's decisiveness, she fell into the trap

It turns out that Wuji has been gay since the first article...

Let me state in advance that readers are more rational and don't like Hot-Blooded, Invincible, and Long Aotian Ryu. They are very concerned about the completeness of settings and concepts, so the comments have a certain bias. Those who like cool writing can skip it. In my personal opinion, this book is the better or even the only relatively readable Honghuang Ryu, China. The ancient myths have never been clearly understood. Taoism itself has many interpretations of the Three Qings, Hongjun, Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, etc. Most of the beginning of the Great Desolate River are pieced together without a system and cannot be perfected by themselves. Readers always feel disharmonious and uncomfortable, and do not understand Chinese Taoist culture. He likes to brag and makes people feel like he is a fan pretending to be a fan. This book may have weakened the Sanqing Dynasty to some extent, but it constitutes a relatively complete system. It is one of the few books in the ancient world that can be self-consistent. At the same time, it is not as exaggerated as the current fairy tales of fighting to destroy the world and talking about it. Love has returned to chaos. On the whole, the book is not so harsh or too ethereal about people who want to live in the mountains as immortals. It is suitable for you to calm down and relax yourself. If you are bored and looking for excitement, then don't go for the refreshing articles that will destroy the world and destroy the world. They are more suitable for your mood at that time.

🤭The only article that I'm looking forward to finishing~O(∩_∩)O~ A rhythm that can start killing~😚

In other words, Feng Ye should be the strongest among the books written by Wuji.

Prehistoric literature. The background of the story is that the protagonist, a modern person, accidentally traveled through the late prehistoric period. At this time, the masters from all walks of life in the early prehistoric times have begun to leave the world. The protagonist's opportunity to become a disciple and become an immortal has failed, so he has to rely on the merits of leading the tribe to prosperity to start the path of immortality. In the end, the protagonist creates a one-yuan rune and becomes the ancestor of Talisman. The most outstanding part of the whole book is the author's organization and construction of various myths and legends of Zhongguo. On the basis of logical self-consistency, the author has organized and divided the complicated myths and legends of Zhongguo in an extremely systematic and detailed manner. For the first time, the gods, immortals and saints are carefully distinguished, which gives people a refreshing feeling. There are two shortcomings of this book. First, as an ancient book, it is limited by the times. It is inevitable that there are some old routines in the book, and even the old views that were popular at the time. This is most serious in the early stages. For example, the protagonist attaches great importance to the way of heaven, always talks about cause and effect, and does not arbitrarily change the course of history, etc. These all belong to the old three views of prehistoric literature that were popular in that era. Everyone needs to understand. However, the old three views are more serious in the early stage, and they rarely enter the main text later. The second is that the story of this book is general. Even now, this book is quite different. It is one of the few novels that does not compete with many saints or sages for merit, but opens a new path to enlightenment. Therefore, without the setting of competing for merit, there will naturally be no vulgar plot like other novels about social cultivation. Therefore, the plot of the whole book does not have too many conspiracies, nor too many killings, but more of a calm and gentle cultivation. In short, although this book lacks storytelling, it has smooth writing, atmospheric settings, a thick plot, a detailed mythological system, a clean writing style, and a classical fairy tale atmosphere. It is a rare non-underworld fairy tale. ---Recommended by the official @hao "The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Great Shuhuang" Come to us for the Shuhuang!!!

Don't listen to those people who are fooling around. They just start talking without looking at anything. I've read this article several times. It's really good.

It is still a good book in "Ancient Dynasty". There are too many secondary settings in "Ancient Dynasty" and there is no accurate explanation. However, it is the same setting but it is not interesting, so as long as it can be justified, the setting of this book is quite interesting. First of all, it describes the three emperors (not the three emperors of the human race, but the great world of the ancient world). After that, the struggle between the world of heaven and the gods and demons of chaos also has highlights. However, I have always been curious. The merits of the human race feel a bit too exaggerated. The magic weapons of merit are too strong and can be compared with the innate magic weapons (other ancient classics also have this setting, not just this one). The most important point is that the author's description of Sanqing, Nuwa and others fit the image in my mind. As the introduction said, there is no narrow-minded Yuanshi, ruthless Laozi, or bad-tempered Tongtian. I have already read this book twice. Hey, I will write a book review and summarize it.

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I feel like it's okay in some places, but there are also toxic places! The first is the issue of saints. A saint is worthy of being a fellow Taoist! And those who are weaker than the saints have no respect for the saints! The saint's strength is not that great either! The power of the Immortal Killing Formation is not very good. Nuwa Empress can break it by just bringing some things in. It must be indestructible by the Four Saints! Moreover, innate treasures can be cultivated, but they are not available everywhere! (Just my personal opinion!)

This is the best book about traditional Honghuangliu

This book is the first to write about the Three Emperors in the prehistoric literature.

The Emperor's Card enlightens the soul and enlightens you. You deserve it.

I have a guess. If you have merit in helping the human race, someone will use the merit as a reward.

After reading some, those who like Xuanmen should avoid the thunder, the classic Sanqing was hacked, and even Tongtian was scolded in front of others, but nothing happened. . .

When I'm about to call it a day But I didn't write the outline of each chapter well. As a result, I am still not sure which chapter I will finish writing. But so what? Just write it down step by step and let nature take its course. Why do we have to live or die?

The more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes. Honghuang doesn't give people the impression that the area is not very large.

Also, please tell me, this is almost a life-and-death feud between the Supreme Saints. Is the cause and effect now gone? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? They all share the love of the Virgin Mother. . Hey, I'm really unhappy. It's gone in two seconds. Can't the protagonist be tough for a moment? ? ?

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An innate spiritual treasure can be damaged at will, is it still an innate spiritual treasure? A waste that is not even a big Luo, can he cultivate a spiritual treasure by himself? The theory of practice is vague, the combat power is low, the clone is even more independent, and it shares its own memory. How can you, a little trash, know the power of the ancient power? Put your life in the hands of others? The narrative sentences throughout the book are very awkward, there is no sense of flow, there are too many psychological activities and gags. Do you think all gods are funny? Does the cultivation of gods only increase combat power? Isn't their brain more powerful than a quantum computer? What can't be calculated and why do you still need to remind me? It's so taken for granted!

Is this actually a book from 2013? Oh my god

This version of Honghuang feels so confusing.

The two most classic Honghuangliu novels I have read so far: Honghuang Yuanfulu and My Senior Brother is Too Steady.

Please note in advance that this book was written in 2013. Do not read it with your current understanding of prehistoric times.