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In The Primal Chaos, My identity Was Exposed By The Heavens
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By 大帅哥
834 chapters
2020
Description
Traversing through the Primal Chaos, born amidst the chaos, cultivating through endless epochs, I am the Supreme God who once aided Pangu in the creation of the heavens and earth. After the world was formed, I secluded myself within Mount Buzhou, refraining from any external involvement, all in pursuit of enlightenment. I severed my cultivation, sealing my realm, repeatedly breaking through the limits of the Primordial Supreme Realm. During the first sermon by Hongjun, numerous great masters of divine arts coincidentally discovered a precious treasure manifesting atop Mount Buzhou, disturbing this ancient being who had long been dormant. Ye Xiu awakened within Mount Buzhou, giving rise to extraordinary phenomena and unleashing the boundless terror of the Primordial Path. His emergence shook countless realms, causing consternation among the mighty beings of the heavenly realms. Hongjun exclaimed, “Ye Xiu… the Honored Path, he has returned!” The Foreboding Brow Ancestor trembled in fear, “The Sword Demon… Ye Xiu, this dreadful lunatic is still alive!” Note: This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or persons is purely coincidental. Please refrain from imitation.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- faloo
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
In The Primal Chaos, My identity Was Exposed By The Heavens Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on In The Primal Chaos, My identity Was Exposed By The Heavens
This web novel… well, it certainly made an impression. "In The Primal Chaos, My identity Was Exposed By The Heavens" throws you headfirst into a world of immense power and, perhaps, a little too much absurdity. It's a xianxia story with a male protagonist and elements of mythology, but whether it hits the mark is another question.
First Impressions
My initial reaction was one of… bewilderment. The opening scenes are certainly attention-grabbing, with incredibly powerful characters undertaking a monumental task, only to have the protagonist awaken and seemingly obliterate everything with a mere blink. It's a bold move, and I can see how it might hook some readers looking for an overpowered main character. However, it also sets a very specific tone that might not appeal to everyone.
What Works Well
The novel definitely has a strong sense of ambition. The author is clearly aiming for a grand scale, filled with gods, cultivation, and world-shattering events. The premise, while extreme, is intriguing. The mystery surrounding the protagonist's true identity and the slice-of-life aspects mixed in with the grand adventure could offer some interesting contrasts. If you're looking for a story where power levels are off the charts and the stakes are astronomically high, this might pique your interest.
Areas of Concern
Honestly, the execution of the power scaling is where I struggled. The descriptions of characters and their abilities felt over-the-top, even for the xianxia genre. The early chapters, in particular, seemed to suffer from this issue, with the sheer level of power displayed becoming almost comical. This made it difficult for me to fully invest in the story or take the characters seriously. While an overpowered protagonist can be fun, there needs to be a balance to maintain engagement and believability, which I felt was lacking here.
Final Verdict
"In The Primal Chaos, My identity Was Exposed By The Heavens" is a novel that aims high but might stumble in its execution. If you're seeking a story with absolutely ludicrous power levels and don't mind a potentially uneven narrative, it might be worth a try. However, be prepared for a potentially overwhelming experience that could border on the parodical. It's a novel that demands a very specific taste, and it unfortunately didn't quite resonate with me.
