Prehistoric: Chaos Returns, Kills Jiang Ziya At The Beginning

For fans of high-octane Tiên Hiệp who are tired of protagonists who hide in the shadows, Prehistoric: Chaos Returns, Kills Jiang Ziya At The Beginning is a refreshing, unapologetic masterpiece of power fantasy. While many prehistoric novels focus on the slow, grueling progression of a cultivator, Fen Tian delivers a protagonist who defines the very concept of "overpowered" from the very first page.

The story follows Qin Tian, who awakens from millions of years of seclusion as the head of the Jiejiao Sect. In a genre landscape where the Jiejiao Sect is often depicted as a doomed faction destined for destruction during the Conferred Gods period, this novel flips the script entirely. Qin Tian isn't here to negotiate or play by the rules of the Heavenly Dao; he is here to dismantle them. With his unique cultivation savings system, he transforms from a recluse into an unstoppable force that defies even the highest saints.

What makes this novel so compelling is its breakneck pacing and the sheer catharsis of its conflicts. The scene where Qin Tian executes Jiang Ziya—the supposed protagonist of the Conferred Gods arc—is a brilliant subversion that signals to the reader exactly what kind of ride they are in for. The author does not shy away from the epic scale of the prehistoric setting, pitilessly pitting the protagonist against Yuanshi Tianzun, the Six Saints, and even Hongjun himself.

If you crave a story where the main character possesses absolute dominance, sharp wit, and a "kill everyone who stands in my way" attitude, this is a must-read. It is a bold, electrifying power trip that celebrates the triumph of individual ambition over the rigid, suffocating constraints of destiny. Dive into this legend, and witness the Jiejiao Sect rise to absolute supremacy.