The Primordial World: Luo Hou Seeks the Dao

The writing of this book is very good, but the plot is really boring. They have said that the devil can do whatever he wants, but he still keeps walking on the original path. Some small things have no focus in the first place and have to be enlarged. The more I read, the more I can't stand it. The more I read, the more I get a headache.

What about the ending?

Lost it in the middle of writing???

It's pretty good. It mainly includes the Kaitian Calamity Calamity, the Fierce Beast Calamity Calamity and the First Calamity of the Dragon Han. Other prehistoric novels I've read basically don't have these calamity calamities. It's still good, and the logic is relatively smooth. The merger of Fengshen and Journey to the West in the later period is also very creative, but it's a pity that it was discontinued. The overall plot is not bad, but it is still good.

It was frustrating to watch.

Isn't it a quasi-sage who only became a saint after Hongjun became a saint? The Chaos Demon God all follows the path of Hunyuan, Hunyuan Golden Immortal (quasi-sage), Hunyuan Daluo (heavenly saint), why does Rahu still behead corpses? From beginning to end, there were only three corpses of Hongjun united into one! The great god at the back was tricked and could not unite the three corpses into one, so he left and became a saint.

The writing is good, but the author is self-righteous. Can't see.

Too little, hurry up and write the next part