Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 359: 354. Comments on "The Great Starry Way"

Today I would like to recommend a new book of Honghuang style to you.

"Honghuang Xingchen Dao", a lazy dreamer, a level 1 author.

Category: Xianxia-Mythical Cultivation.

【Introduction】

Traveling to the wilderness,
Feng Zichen is not a congenital god or demon,
Nor is it an innate creature,
Instead, he became the weakest creature in the prehistoric world.

In this world where birth determines destiny,

Feng Zichen, in the spirit of man conquering nature,
Create your own myth step by step.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: The Weakest Being in the Primordial World. The protagonist, Feng Zichen, is a time traveler who believes his arrival in the Primordial World will grant him immortality. However, he is mistaken, reaching the Acquired Realm, the lowest realm in the Primordial World. However, he possesses great fortune, personally mentored by Suiren.

Chapter 2: Hongmeng Dao Seal. The protagonist fears for his lifespan, feeling that the heavens are stifling his talent. Within his sea of ​​consciousness lies a Dao Seal, which, aside from maintaining clarity, offers no apparent purpose. Because he is the weakest, he doesn't even hunt. One day, his tribe suddenly captures a Qilin.

Chapter 3, Qilin Breathing Method. The protagonist couldn't help but touch the Qilin, and the Dao Seal in his sea of ​​consciousness suddenly trembled. He learned a breathing method from the resting Qilin. This breathing method is particularly suitable for human learning, and even Suiren praised it highly.

Chapter 4, Sea of ​​Gods. After learning the breathing technique from the Qilin, the protagonist, with the help of the Hongmeng Dao Seal, mastered the Four Symbols Breathing Technique. The Sea of ​​Gods opened up, and the Fountain of Life became divine. He abandoned Nuwa and Hou Tu, choosing the path of the Ziwei Emperor. He was noticed by the Heavenly Dao.

Chapter Five: Heavenly Punishment. The protagonist establishes a post-natal cultivation system, but the heavens unleash their punishment, sending nine thunderbolts crashing down. Though merit mitigates their power, each thunderbolt still causes him excruciating pain. The Five Elements' Qi coalesces into a canopy, dispelling the thunderbolts. Reluctant to accept the limit of his cultivation, he uses the trajectory of the stars to re-evolve his Dao body and divine fetus.

Chapter 6: Pilgrimage to the Ancestral Temple. The protagonist ascends to the Divine Embryo realm, and the Heavenly Dao sends down its first divine punishment, but it is powerless. To express gratitude to Nuwa, the creator of humanity, the protagonist ventures once again to capture the beast, using magical treasures to recapture it. Recognizing the protagonist's sincerity, Nuwa repaints the temple.

Chapter 7, "The Thirty-Six Transformations of the Celestial Beings." The human race is thrilled to witness the witch's manifestation. The protagonist, even possessing the magical skill of the Thirty-Six Transformations, diligently cultivates it. This section explains the specific abilities of the Thirty-Six Transformations, which extend beyond just physical transformations. The protagonist's acquisition of Nuwa's treasure only accelerates their cultivation.

Chapter 8, White Dragon. The protagonist continues his cultivation, completely breaking through the Divine Embryo realm, drawing the power of the stars to cleanse his body and enhance his five senses. Suddenly, a true dragon aura appears within the clan. Upon investigation, he discovers someone has caught a white fish. It turns out to be a white dragon. The other party speaks in anger.

Chapter 9: The Granddaughter of the Ancestral Dragon. Young and unaware of the dangers of the prehistoric world, the White Dragon proactively announces her homeland, despite her fears that the protagonist's human race is connected to Nuwa. Upon learning her identity, the protagonist immediately honors her as a distinguished guest and sends a messenger to the Dragon Clan to inform them. Thirty years have passed, and the protagonist has traded three magical powers with the Dragon Girl, learning the Dao language.

Chapter 10: The Three Clans' Battlefield. While studying, a strange phenomenon occurs in the clan's forbidden valley. A sacred aura overcomes a sinister one, and the crowd gathers to watch, but dares not venture further. The protagonist and the Dragon Girl arrive, but the Dragon Girl is carried away by the dragon energy that hasn't yet emerged from the valley. Fearing for her, the protagonist pursues her, only to discover that this is the Three Clans' battlefield. He absorbs the power of a phoenix from its corpse, further enhancing his strength.

【Brief Comment】

The author has two books to his name, and the first card ended before it was signed.

Although this is his second book, its performance is far better than his previous ones.

The number of collections on Qidian is less than 30,000, and it has not reached the level of a masterpiece, but there are still many fans of the book.

Because since "The Buddha is the Tao", prehistoric novels have always been a popular subject in the fairy-tale category.

"My Senior Brother is Too Steady", which has been popular since last year, is actually also a Honghuang style.

This genre can be traced back to the era of the Classic of the Three Seas, including stories about ancient gods and demons, the creation of the world, the scourge of witches and liches, the Investiture of the Gods, and the Journey to the West.

The origins of the genre, which are inherited from the same lineage but also have different emphases, make the Honghuang genre a representative of mythological and fairy-tale novels, and it can give full play to the authors' wild imagination to the greatest extent.

Although the author of this book is relatively young, his writing skills are quite good. He quotes many classic fairy tale settings, including the nine realms of cultivation, from innate to Daozu, and ingeniously identifies the protagonist as an acquired pioneer, attracting the attention of the Heavenly Dao.

The book specifically explains the specific magical powers of the Thirty-Six Changes of Tiangang, which are different from the thirty-six changes that are currently misunderstood by people.

In the acquired cultivation system, the protagonist also has the characteristics and key points of different stages such as the Divine Sea, Life Fountain, and Divine Fetus.

He borrowed the power of the stars to prove his Dao to the Emperor Ziwei. Instead of following the saintly path of Nuwa and Hou Tu, he attempted to open up a completely new path to enlightenment.

The protagonist has made his goal clear from the very beginning and is unwilling to be an ordinary time traveler.

In terms of combat power, although the protagonist still has a gap with those innate gods and demons, when he opens fire at full power, even Suiren may not be able to suppress him.

Here, the strength of Suiren is slightly underestimated, and the protagonist's invincibility is overemphasized.

But overall, the book has a rigorous setting, a compact plot, and a highly readable story.

Although it lacks innovation, it is based on the work of current predecessors and explains the extraordinary life of the future Ziwei Emperor from a new perspective.

It's actually quite good that a new author can have such sincerity and attitude and tell the story with confidence.

It is still better than many books that just play with memes and jokes.

I hope that friends who are interested will go and take a look and feel the infinite charm of Honghuang.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Honghuang novels carry the wisdom of Chinese civilization for thousands of years. Much of the knowledge is actually no longer verifiable, but exists in the oral tradition passed down from generation to generation.

But its mystery has been fully interpreted by countless authors, who have used the new era of online writing to explore new paths and perfect a detailed practice system.

The predecessors planted trees, and the descendants took the shade.

Every new author should dare to learn from the experience of their predecessors, summarize new ideas, and tell their own stories.

I also like to read this kind of novels, which are a little higher in scope than the current urban supernatural stories and have a broader perspective.

Life and death are bearish, if you don't agree, just do it.

Here we can better reflect that survival is the kingly way and racial justice should be kept in mind at all times.

I really think it’s much better than some urban entertainment and romance!

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