Honghuang: I Am Ming He, and My Blood Quells the Primordial World!

Zixiao Palace became Lingxiao Palace, and the Demon Master Palace became the Demon Master Temple. Hongjun merged with the Heavenly Dao, and the Three Pure Ones all became Saints at the Third Heaven. Hongjun was only a Saint at the Seventh Heaven.

The content is exactly the same as "Primordial Era: I, Yuan Zhenzi, Suppress the Primordial Era with My Fists!", Both written by the same author, just with a different protagonist's name. This is practically plagiarism.

It's the same old trick, completely brainless: give away resources, the system, and women at the start.

Is the next book titled "Journey to the West: I, Laozi, Your Daughter Is So Charming!"?

That's outrageous! You were the first to steal the prayer mat, and you still dared not to become my disciple? Not only that, but you even dared to fight Hongjun's disciple in Zixiao Palace! What makes you think Hongjun would allow such a variable to exist? And even if he did, you wouldn't accept me as your master and instead fought my disciple on my turf?

There's too much profanity; it makes the author seem very low-class. Every chapter is filled with profanity, and the author lacks cultural depth. Did those two Westerners think Zixiao Palace was bald? They must have read a lot of novels before writing this, but to truly write a good novel, they need to read more, especially those with a classical Chinese style.

In this ancient world, everyone keeps saying "I am Laozi" all the time. What about the real Laozi?

It was great! The ending was a shame.

Could the protagonist Bai Sisheng's innate blood essence, infused with the Heaven-Mending Stone, along with top-tier innate treasures and the Wukong's origins mentioned in the jade inscription during the Heaven-Mending process, make him even more powerful?

I've seen similar content before, just with a different protagonist.