I Became a Myth in the Revival of Myth

In today's fast-paced book world, is it possible to see a book like this that makes people see it so clearly? This book makes me feel immersed in it, giving people an urge to read more and more. Come on, the author.

A modern fairy tale novel about the revival of myths, as well as many animals recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, as well as a revised version of The Legend of Shushan Swordsman. The first few chapters are unremarkable. However, when you gradually calm down and read, you will find that the writing is not bad. This book is considered to be a well-written one in the mythology recovery category (personal perception). The male and female protagonists in the article are both orphans. They grew up in an orphanage. Until the revival of Shinhwa, they were considered to be moderately successful. (It's pretty awesome. The male protagonist Li Tuo lives in a first-tier big city, with a big house, a decent car, and a 7-digit savings. The female protagonist works in the logistics department of the Education Bureau. Be inspiring!) The male protagonist kills decisively and can be described as brave and strategic. He loves the heroine deeply, and he loves his daughter Doujiaoer even more. So far, there are 218 chapters, focusing on cultivating immortality, mixed with a lot of warmth from the protagonist's family (it should be warmth! Anyway, I feel that kind of emotion in my heart but don't know how to express it). Finally, let me explain why I rated it five stars. First of all, this book was a bit unremarkable at the beginning, but as I read on, I felt pretty good. Like fine wine, it gets better with time. (I don't know if it will collapse in the future, but at least it's good now, and I haven't seen any major flaws.) The second describes the country's rapid response in the face of disasters, guiding people to evacuate, and conducting search and rescue for trapped people. Soldiers defend their homeland and country, forging steel defense lines with their flesh and blood. (There is no quiet time, but someone will carry the burden for you!)... (The above is purely a personal opinion, please don't criticize if you don't like it.)

The book is good. I haven't read my favorite "Urban Cultivation" in many years. The only bad thing is that there are too many girls around the protagonist, which makes me a little worried about a harem. Although the protagonist only sees his wife, I am still worried that I will be deceived by many authors.

He shook his head at every turn. These few words can add up to a single chapter, which is a kind of torture for people who listen to the book.

This book is still very effective in persuading people.

I just read the first 100 chapters. The storyline is good. There is no bloody plot. But there are some details. Not very realistic. A bit too idealistic. To put it bluntly, this world is dominated by those with big fists. In the novel, forces with big fists restrain themselves. The forces with small fists are testing step by step. And you can see the specific plot yourself.

I don't know if it's good or not, so I'll give it 3 stars. Because the beginning was really unappealing, and after a few chapters, I lost the motivation to continue reading.

The world's mythology has revived, and most people's IQs are online. It's worth watching. Although the character and IQ of some female characters are questionable, they are still watchable. There is no harem, no confusing ambiguity, perfect~ (it is not available at the moment, I hope not to open it, it is only in the early stages) It feels like the protagonist won't be able to go home for eight months, after all, the children will be older by then. .

The book is generally okay and can be continued, but the protagonist's IQ is too deliberately suppressed at the beginning, which is a bit toxic.

There are too many funny and playful scenes and it makes me tired of reading them.