
The Jie Sect's Immortal Venerable of the Primordial World
洪荒截教仙尊
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 11y ago
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Dude, would the saint Nuwa refer to herself as "this humble servant"?!
The content is completely messed up. A mere demon master can fight a saint? Ha! And the protagonist is trash, utterly useless.
With so many humans, Nuwa hasn't become a saint yet, which is a huge problem. Some people say not to bring in other book settings, and that the "Primordial Era" genre is a book setting? That's ridiculous. It's written in the Primordial Era genre, but it doesn't follow the Primordial Era genre at all. How can this be considered writing a Primordial Era genre?
This is a prehistoric fantasy novel I read a long time ago. The premise was very novel; the story of Pangu creating the world solely for enlightenment really impressed me at the time. I just looked at some posts in the book community, and a lot of people are criticizing this book. I'm puzzled.
In Chapter Three, the little donkey says that the human race is a small race with only tens of millions of people, indicating that the human race already exists. Then, in Chapter Thirteen, Nuwa becomes a saint. What's going on? Didn't Nuwa create humans and become a saint?
My question is, if a sage is no match for Donghuang Taiyi, even though their magical treasures are of the same level, then why bother becoming a sage?
Those who believe saints are invincible can leave now. This kind of saint could take on two Kunpengs; I don't really understand the point of becoming a saint.
Three saints wielding three innate treasures were no match for one innate spiritual treasure from a single saint of the demon race, plus one innate treasure and two innate spiritual treasures from three quasi-saints. The saints were portrayed as too weak.
This primordial world has been completely altered; humans have appeared, but Nuwa hasn't become a saint yet? What are these savage beasts that can infiltrate the heartlands of the demon and witch tribes? Nuwa has actually intervened to annihilate the savage beasts and even attacked the witch tribe? ...
Humanity already has Great Luo Golden Immortals, yet Nuwa hasn't even become a saint. The author is truly unique; there's absolutely no need to borrow from other systems. In my novel, she can become a saint whenever I want.