Primordial World: I Possessed Donghuang Taiyi

It's a purely enjoyable novel. The male protagonist has very few roles, but the minor supporting roles are well described. However, there are often problems with the logic. For example, the Pangolin Golden Immortal level is three levels lower than the Eight Immortals. Can't it be killed instantly? I can't do it in a daze. There are very few emotional scenes, and there is no description of those scenes.

Xu Kun? Cai Kun? There's something wrong with you, little brother

The timeline setting is too messy. The Eight Immortals Cao Guojiu is the younger brother of Empress Cao of the Song Dynasty and has arrived in the prehistoric era. The Three Emperors have not finished yet, and the Five Emperors have not yet appeared. Confucius's Contention of a Hundred Schools of Thought in the Spring and Autumn Period has appeared. At least the basic timeline of time travel must be normal! Mythological characters can be fictionalized in advance, but serious historical figures should not be altered too much. The previous timeline must be consistent!

It's a very good book, why is there no one here?

I couldn't find the logic right from the start.

I really like it. The update speed is okay, but it's still not enough for readers who read at least a dozen chapters a day. Please keep up the good work, the author.

It's very, very good to read. I hope the author can update it more quickly. I can't get enough of it! 😊

It's a very interesting novel, and I have to admire the author's imagination and knowledge of mythology. It's just that the levels of magic weapons in the first half are too confusing, making it confusing.

A good person traveled through time and became a demon, and taught the human race. He wrote about what the prehistoric mind thought about demons eating people. In the end, the demons are just human beings and mounts. The structure is bigger and don't always write in the same way as others. Look at now, people have played with immortals, gods, demons, Buddhas, demons, witches, and ghosts.

The author would greatly please update more quickly.