The Primordial World: I'm Really Not the Heavenly Dao

Don't say you're too slow, four chapters guaranteed, five chapters often, six chapters occasionally, isn't that enough? My hands are disabled...

The main content of this book is that the protagonist is reborn in the way of heaven and is discovered by chance. Later, people mistakenly think that he is a saint who comes to ask for advice about the future. After that, the original plot is followed. For now, the plot is copied unchanged. I see now that I don't understand the meaning of the protagonist's existence.

Yes, I have never read a novel about The Ancient Times before. This is the first one that gives me a sense of immersion. The plot is told from the perspective of an outsider but inside the game, allowing newcomers to quickly adapt to understand the plot structure and later development of The Ancient Times. I highly recommend this novel.

The writing is very good, vividly depicting a group of fools in a teahouse. It is about a group of people asking the boss (protagonist) questions in the teahouse, asking for advice on this and that. It is ordinary, but the writing is very good. Up to now, the protagonist does not know his identity. Does he have no brains and no doubts at all? Would you say the author's writing is good? It's really great. Good book, good book, good book.

This is the first time I have seen such a beautiful novel. Qimao actually has such an interesting book.

Very well written. Urgent update. Support the author,

Many people say this is a dog-licking article. I have read more than 50 chapters. Yes, it is indeed licking, but I like it. Isn't this much better than those who are reborn and cultivated to be slapped in the face? Although this article is also a type of rebirth and time travel, I personally feel that there is a hint of warmth in the ordinary, there is no plot that makes people angry, no fancy words, and no pitfalls. This is what I like about rebirth and time travel.

It's full of loopholes and the protagonist is boring. The protagonist can be a fool, and he can't see the difference between the people around him, he can't recognize their identities, and he can't see their true nature, but it's the protagonist's fault that he's always stupid.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I'm so angry. I was feeling comfortable watching it and suddenly it's gone.

①The protagonist's Daoyun body cannot see through the realm of a group of ordinary people? ,,, ② Even if you can't see clearly, the strength of the aura on other people's bodies is always different, right? Can the aura emitted by the True Immortal be the same as the aura emitted by the Da Luo Jinxian? Can't you feel it directly? ,,, ③The first female (who is identified by the protagonist as a non-Phoenix Clan important player in the following chapters) holds a magic weapon and makes two earthly immortals in the same realm as herself embarrassed, so she should at least think that the magic weapon or the person is naughty, right? Is this nb a true immortal? Even if it's an Earth Immortal, how can the Earth Immortal easily embarrass the other two Earth Immortals with a tattered magic weapon? ,,, ④ At the beginning, the first girl (Qingluan) directly changed her name (Qingyu), which shows that she is afraid of being recognized. Since the protagonist recognizes such a piece of "history" and has stayed with the Queen Mother of the West for 20,000 years, the combination of the two means that the protagonist does not know their appearance, but at least he knows the names of the main direct descendants of the three major races (dragon, phoenix and unicorn), right? In the later chapters, you will be called by your real name? And still don't know their identities? ,,, ⑤ Xihe came to ask, one of the passages was (I didn't listen to the ending at the end), and Nuwa was also there, but she didn't listen and didn't hear it either? Even if you heard it, you wouldn't remind Xihe? ⑥The rent paid by the protagonist every day can be easily condensed by anyone except the real immortal, and the various things given (take the Ancestral Dragon's Lair as an example), can't you feel the strength of the aura between the two? Is there a big difference between the two? In later chapters, it is determined that these people are all true immortals, and the things the true immortals bring out (special gifts, so they must be at least better things) have the same aura intensity as the things that the earthly immortals can condense casually? ,,,⑦The protagonist has so many immortals in the store at the beginning, and so many big guys come later, but he can't feel the difference in aura between the two? ,,,⑧ Even if he really can't feel the difference in the strength of these people's auras, he can recognize the realm of people in a certain realm, right (are the rent collectors from heaven?)? A heavenly immortal and an earthly immortal have the same aura strength, so the protagonist still can't find some problems? . . . . . This is because I forgot what some bugs were and didn't write them down.