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Nowadays, both local fantasy and Western fantasy already have mature and fixed framework models and inheritances, and the same goes for Shinto writing. The local Shinto model does not allow the body to become a god or a god, so it will definitely not work if you just casually consecrate a mortal temple to an earth god at the beginning. Although Western Fantasy Shinto allows the body to become a god, it still has to go through the difficult and dangerous process of reaching the legendary realm, obtaining godhead, lighting the divine fire, raising the divine throne to the sky, and establishing the kingdom of God. Moreover, regardless of whether Eastern or Western Shintoism, the human nature after becoming a god will gradually be affected by the godhead, priesthood, and believers' beliefs, and divinity will gradually replace the original human nature. The so-called conservation of energy has gains and losses. If you just write it out of thin air, the book will be ruined.

It is best not to have a heroine, and to have no desires or desires is the way of God. Of course, I think that even if there is a heroine, it would be better to come later. After all, readers may not be able to accept it without a heroine🤡🤡🤡

This doesn't make sense. There was a time when more than a dozen children were tested for their talents, but only thirty were left.

There are also innate gods in mythology, and there are no Yuanshen who have become gods in the list of gods! Author, there should be innate gods in this alien world! Just because Shinto is not manifest doesn't mean there is no God!