
The Peerless Rogue Cultivator of the Primordial World
洪荒绝世散修
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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!
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Nascent Soul, what the hell, cannon fodder is not qualified, a piece of shit will collapse to death
I read the list of gods again. . . .
Is the author no longer at the starting point? The first Buddhist book I read was The Tao, and the second book on The Ancient of Worlds was this one. At that time, I felt that the writing was quite good. It may be outdated now, but overall it's pretty good. I have read a lot of ancient novels, and this one is considered to be an older one among the ancient novels, and the taste is quite decent.
Chapter 35, the last paragraph. The male protagonist is so arrogant. Ran Deng is the deputy leader of the Chan Cult, and he is also a guest of three thousand in the Zixiao Palace. However, the male protagonist is not even a cannon fodder. He still wants to ask others to call you Taoist Friend. If they can take care of you, that's fine.
This is the first prehistoric novel I have read. After reading it for a few years, I have a lot of feelings. The previous ones are also very good, la la la.
It's so unreasonable that the protagonist Yuanying can defeat Shi Tianjun, so wouldn't Jinxian be able to defeat Zhunti? Read more about the novels written by Buddha and the Tao. Being powerful can only give you an advantage against monks of a small level above you, but it is not absolute. Is the innate spiritual treasure a substitute for the power of a monk who has not yet achieved any immortality? A million lives are not enough for you to be stared at by Ran Deng. He will kill you directly in your past time and space. There are all ants under the big Luo. This is not empty talk. This cannot be offset by magical treasures. Let's write romance novels.
The author writes very well, I like it very much. But author, can you please give me a little face? Later, I directly wrote the Zixiao Palace sermon. It was watered down for several chapters. There are many cases like this. When it came to Greek mythology, you told the history of the development of Greek mythology for several chapters. Greek mythology can be copied and pasted.
There are two things I want to complain about. One is that the author is very good at word count, and the other is that it was originally a prehistoric novel. In the middle and late stages, when I got the origin of the devil, it started to resemble a Western Fantasy mage and started chanting spells. I was really speechless. How capable is the author of the word count? In the early stage of the novel, some content about the protagonist was inserted into the list of gods, almost copying the list of gods. How much water is there? It's almost like a bottle of orange fruit, Fengshenbang is juice, and the author himself writes about those fruit juices. Then Journey to the West is half interspersed and half copied from Journey to the West, and finally it turns to Greek mythology and Nordic mythology, introducing almost all the gods, stories, etc., The word count is crazy. Also, if the author insists on writing any spells, there are only two or three spells of about ten words, and the remaining spells range from seventy to eighty words to more than two hundred words. Whenever there is a fight, chant incantations at least. Recite two or three incantations to each other to solve the problem. Hundreds or even thousands of words will be exchanged in one go.
When I read the introduction, I just wanted to complain. It's already the Western Zhou Dynasty and it's still so prehistoric? It's obviously the story of Fengshen, what kind of prehistoric period is this?
I wish the author's book will become a hit and sell over 10,000 copies a day! There is a couple, the man is very cowardly. Once, two people went to sea and the boat sank. They were holding on to a piece of wood. A cargo ship arrived, and just as they were ecstatic, a group of sharks appeared. The boyfriend suddenly pushed his girlfriend into the sea with force, and swam toward the freighter while holding on to the plank. The girlfriend was desperate, but the shark swam straight to her boyfriend and tore him apart. After his girlfriend was rescued, the captain said: Your boyfriend is so brave! No, he's a coward, his girlfriend said coldly. How do you say that? I just saw him slit his wrists with a knife and attract the sharks. After hearing the truth, his girlfriend was so distraught that she wanted to commit suicide by jumping into the sea. The captain grabbed her: If I were you, I must live well and use practical actions to let more people see the novels he published online to prove your love for him. My girlfriend asked: What novel did he publish on the Chinese website? Captain: "New White Snake Live Room"