
The Age of the Divine Emperor in Honghuang
洪荒之神皇纪元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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I just don't understand. Isn't it good to have new ideas? Does writing fantasy novels have to rely on the old formulas? You say the old formulas aren't good, and you say the new formulas have plot holes. Just read the story and if you don't like it, don't read it!
This is a bit toxic! Using modern thinking and habits to act in a prehistoric world! It's so unreliable; I'm really worried about the protagonist's intelligence.
At the beginning, a demon god was mentioned, saying that this great demon god had a dragon's head and a human body, which made me curious. Since you're writing about the primordial era, you should know that the word "human" didn't exist back then. Humanity and the human way evolved later; back then, it was called the innate Dao body. It made me cringe so much.
The author of this book is really confident, I want to laugh... Having ideas and creativity is good, but you can't just do whatever you want! The formula for prehistoric fantasy novels is already set in stone. If you mess with the formula, old readers won't buy it; if you don't change it, they'll say you're uncreative and stuck with the old formula!
Forcing romance when you can't write it yourself, and if you're going to focus on a woman, there needs to be a reasonable reason and some groundwork. Reasons like "gentlemanly conduct, women-first, and a past life habit of flirting" are ridiculous.
There's a lack of a main character; the carefree spirit of an immortal, the ability to roam the primordial world at will, feels missing. It feels like he's always just someone else's follower! He has a somewhat servile personality.
I was fooled by the title. I thought "The Era of the God Emperor" meant you were the God Emperor.
Having read so many, every single one of them is about cultivation that doesn't improve the protagonist's intelligence; they all seem to really like cultivating Hongjun's Dao.
The world-building is decent, but the writing style lacks brilliance and grandeur.
I watched it a long time ago, it was very creative, I came back to take another look.