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

How come the three tribes are in the same period as Luo Hu? Logically speaking, the three tribes can only exist after Hongjun becomes a saint.

I don't understand what is written, what is the meaning of the protagonist's existence, whether he is capable or not, or whether he will change or not change the original pattern of the prehistoric times, what is he writing about, what on earth is the author writing about?

There are a lot of typos, and even if you have watched ancient TV series about Fengshenbang, Emperor Wu of Han, or used snacks in junior high school history classes, you will not know that silver barter appeared in the Shang Dynasty; which emperor or human emperor in our dynasty used the "King Zhou" to refer to themselves? , King Zhou of Shang is the posthumous title given by the descendant or the winner to the previous monarch, which is a derogatory term; and it is normal for the protagonist to not know who the person coming to West Kunlun is at the beginning. If he still doesn't know (or can't guess) after hundreds of thousands of years, then he is not stupid, that is a pure idiot!

After watching episode 300, I realized I was no longer interested and skipped straight to the finale.

After reading it for a long time, it turned out that it was about two hundred and fifty.

The protagonist Xuan Qing is a fool, right?

Just treating readers like fools

Another off-topic novel

From the introduction, you can tell that it is a book that forcibly lowers your IQ. The protagonist must be a time traveler who does not know how high his cultivation level is. He must not have guessed that the people he comes into contact with are all powerful time travelers of the three realms. He must not fall into the trap.

What did you mean by writing? Then everything was messed up.