Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 11. Comments on "The Supreme Humanity"

Title: Zhaizhu "The Supreme Humanity": The 24th Dynasty of His Majesty the Emperor of Heaven, Fuxi
On the 15th, platinum writer Zhaizhu released a new book "Walking on the Abyss", which had a very exciting start.

Many friends left me messages saying that Zhaizhu has another book that is even more exciting.

So, I went to see it.

"The Supreme Humanity", author: Zhaizhu, platinum writer.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

Since Pangu created the world, the Three Sovereigns ruled the world, and the Five Emperors established the order of things, humans have been the most intelligent creatures in the world...

This was the end of the Human Emperor's reign among the Three Emperors, the Five Emperors had not yet been determined, and the human race was not the most intelligent among the world.

This is a vast and barbaric era, with monsters, evil gods, and gods standing everywhere, demons, evil spirits, and gods dancing wildly;

All races coexisted, grew wildly, and ruled the world, but the Human Emperor was old, and the human race was weak, being used as sacrifices and food...

This is not a prehistoric wilderness, but a wild and unrestrained wilderness!
Return to Chinese classical mythology and write the wild legend of the human race's counterattack. Please read "The Supreme Humanity"!
【Brief Comment】

这本书写于2015年4月至2017年3月，489万字。

The beginning of this book is also very exciting.

The protagonist, Zhong Yue, was originally an outer disciple of Jianmen. Due to his diligence and early departure, he encountered the demonic miasma and witnessed a giant beast being swallowed by a black haze. Forced to fall off a cliff, he was in a state of near-death. He was saved by a lamp and taught a supreme cultivation technique.

This lamp, named Xinhuo, has been waiting for the heir of the Fuxi clan, but unfortunately, it met an ordinary protagonist. Unexpectedly, the protagonist is extremely talented and has cultivated to the state of out-of-body in just a few hours, becoming so domineering.

After returning to the sect, the protagonist participates in the assessment to improve his treatment. He first defeats the demonic spirit with his physical body, sparking a dispute between the examiners, both the humble and the distinguished. He then demonstrates his power, earning recognition and cultivating step by step until he reaches the Great Dao. The protagonist, Zhong Yue, bears numerous titles.

Clan Zhongshan, Emperor Yue, Emperor Tai, Fuxi, Yifeng, Big Bull, Yue Boy, Guyue, Longyue (Yinglong, incarnation), Mara, Mara, Zhong Huohuo, Mr. Zhong, Blood and Bone Evil God, Clan Yi, Prime Minister Tian, ​​Little Taoist Priest, Rebel Bone Thief, His Majesty the 24th Dynasty Emperor Fuxi.

These titles are symbols of status, strength, and the author's imagination. They are definitely not names that can be picked out using naming software.

The protagonist also has many wives.

Qiu Jin'er, Jun Sixie, Yi Wanjun, Shi Yinji, Yin Fenxuan, Jin Hexi, Hua Qianwen, Siming, and so on. This book takes place in a barbaric era, where polygamy was common. During the time this book was written, the stallion genre was still very popular. Unlike today, when everyone prefers a single female lead, or no female lead at all.

Many great authors have written about prehistoric times, such as "The Legend of the Great God" and "The Record of Creation of Heaven", which shows that it was a popular theme at the time. It would be a pity for a fantasy writer not to write about prehistoric times.

Reading this book, one can clearly sense Zhaizhu's seriousness. During the Fuxi era, there were seventy-seven dynasties of earthly emperors, twenty-three of which were from the Fuxi clan, all of whom were well-known figures. While I don't know if this is true or not, it feels very convincing. After all, few readers actually bother to check the information and verify its authenticity.

This also reflects from the side that a serious author really needs to have a lot of knowledge. Even when writing a myth, one must try to make it logical and well-founded, with allusions and stories.

Of course, this book has also been criticized by some for being a stallion, mythological science in the later stages, and having an overly open ending.

【to sum up】

I won’t say more. If you like wild mythology, you might want to read this book.

Please also support Zhaizhu’s new book “Walking at the Abyss”.

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to endorse “The Devil of Collapse”!
(End of this chapter)