The Prehistoric World’s Well-Connected Insider

A very nice novel. And unlike other prehistoric novels, well, here several saints live together peacefully. The deadline is also very friendly and upbeat. It makes people feel warm in their hearts. Sanqing did not split the Taoist ancestors and was not evil. The protagonist can gain a foothold in the ancient world by pleasing the saints at the beginning. Later, he gradually became stronger and understood the path of money. Finally, he proves the Tao through the Great Way of Money and combines the Tao with his body. Recommended for those who like prehistoric novels to read it.

A very good Honghuangliu novel with a wonderful plot. The main character's IQ is online and he is not a brainless hero. In the end, the whole family becomes a family. In the end, the prehistoric battle against all the worlds was very exciting. First, the prehistoric quasi-sage violently defeated the Western mythology, and the prehistoric sage fought against the strong man thousands of miles away.

The writing style is not bad, and I have a certain writing ability, but the story is a bit weak, and the narrative is straightforward and has no ups and downs at all. The plot is probably a reinterpretation of the prehistoric worldview from the author's own perspective, which is very embarrassing! Especially at the sports games.

This is a prehistoric novel that was completed in 22 years. It is based on rebirth, time travel, system flow and prehistoric elements. It tells the story of the protagonist who relies on interpersonal relationships and wisdom to survive in the prehistoric world. The core feature of this book is comedy, and it creates a large number of humorous plots through the protagonist's character traits such as "smooth" and "elegant", which is one of the highlights of the book. This relaxed style is in sharp contrast to the serious style of traditional prehistoric literature. However, there are still many controversies in this book. First of all, the character setting in this book does not match the traditional Honghuangliu character image. This book greatly weakens the divinity of prehistoric saints (such as Sanqing, Nuwa, Zhunti, etc.) And gives them more "humanized" characteristics. Although this setting increases the interest, it also arouses dissatisfaction among those who like traditional prehistoric books, thinking that it deviates from the majesty and wisdom of the saints. The protagonist used "dog-licking" social skills to navigate the ancient times, and was resented. It was believed that his success relied too much on the "protagonist halo" and the cooperation of supporting characters, and lacked the description of personal strength growth, which led to the decline of the character's charm in the later period. Secondly, it is the adaptation and treatment of major events in the prehistoric times. The author adapted some plots based on his own understanding. Of course, this adaptation is still quite controversial. Of course, the author himself knows that whether it is quite new or he feels that it is just random writing is a matter of opinion. However, overall, the plot logic of this book is pretty good. The author also tried his best to combine the protagonist's behavior with the great catastrophe to make it more interesting, but the logic of some plots is far-fetched. Finally, there is the problem of the ending. I feel that the ending is rushed, the ending and the extra chapters fail to fully wrap up the foreshadowing, and the saint's exit is a bit hasty. I also noticed several shortcomings of this book. The first is the slow pace and repetitive plots in the middle and late stages. In the middle stage, a large number of repetitive "favorability-building" plots and similar plot designs began to appear. The interaction mode between the protagonist Bai Jin and saints such as Sanqing and Nuwa gradually solidified, resulting in a lack of novelty in some chapters. In the later stages, the plot was slightly confusing, and there were also many typos (I don't know how it happened, the pronunciation was correct, but the words were wrong), which may affect the reading experience. Secondly, in terms of description, this book is different from the traditional prehistoric literature that focuses on the description of the realm of cultivation. The whole process is centered around "building a network of relationships." Although it is novel in the early stage, it weakens the cultivation process and lacks supplements from other growth dimensions (such as personal cultivation and power development) for a long time. The protagonist's strength improvement mainly relies on "borrowing magic weapons" and the protection of saints, resulting in a blurred combat power system and easy for readers to suffer from aesthetic fatigue. Finally, I suggest that when reading this novel or other Honghuangliu novels, you should respect the settings in the novel. When I read this novel, I found that some readers use the character images of other Honghuangliu novels to measure and criticize the character images of this novel. I personally think that every novel has its own novelty and uniqueness. If it cannot innovate, it will be no different from other Honghuangliu works. If this is not acceptable, the only works that can be read in the entire Honghuangliu are probably those "Buddha is the Tao". To sum up, this book is a light-hearted and humorous "anti-routine" prehistoric novel. It sacrifices part of the rigor to enhance entertainment. Its humor style and interpersonal-driven plot are refreshing. However, if you pursue a rigorous world view or in-depth conspiracy, it may be slightly insufficient. It is suitable for readers who like relaxed prehistoric novels and pursue easy reading. However, it may have limited appeal to readers who prefer traditional cultivation systems or in-depth machinations. The overall recommendation index is high, especially suitable for leisure reading. Again, I believe this book will bring a good reading experience to some readers.

This is the best prehistoric novel I have ever read

It completely follows the prehistoric plot. The protagonist travels to the past and does nothing. He just sucks up all kinds of things. He doesn't dare to say anything in the face of Western calculations and doesn't make any resistance. What's the point of such a story? If prehistoric times are history, then the protagonist travels back in time just to see history?

A very exciting prehistoric novel, the characters' IQs are all online, and the descriptions of the characters are detailed. In my opinion, the only shortcoming is that the ending (probably the last 50 or so pictures) is a bit sloppy.

From what I've seen so far, it feels like the protagonist has gone through loneliness, and there's no prophet at all as a time traveler. It seems like this is still a eunuch story. Anyway, I can't tell which one is the female protagonist.

Good-looking, really good-looking, hahaha. To be honest, this is the first time that Honghuang Wen has read a book without a real villain, "The Extraterrestrial Demon God in the Ending". In the Honghuang Wen I have read before, there was at least one villain from the Three Qing Dynasties, or the Second Sage of the West was the villain, or Hongjun was the villain. On the other hand, this book is indeed wonderful, and it is hard to tolerate this book if it is not popular😍😍😍

The prehistoric chicken bucket is like an abomination, a patchwork of various stinky corpses, strange things covered in prehistoric skins, the whole story is, I think, I thought, my wish came true, your plot is not as good as mine, so you have to do it according to my pleasure and force-feed it. It was absolutely terrible.