Give Me the Name of God

The subject matter of this book feels relatively niche, and I haven't found any negative points after reading it now. It is recommended to read Chapter 10 first to see if it suits your taste. The background is Greek mythology No system As for gold fingers, if the fingers are metalized and sharp, then this is a gold finger. If the author can see it, I hope he can change the reincarnation setting of the ghost at the beginning. It would be good to change it to a god who does not know his true identity. Because your book is set in Greek mythology, but the beginning of the book is reincarnated by a ghost from the East (and this ghost can also allow you to be reincarnated across a long river of time. I feel that calling it a ghost is a bit inappropriate. Personally, it is more appropriate to call a god) For example, in Chapter 36 (I just flipped through it, I am sure it is Chapter 36), the protagonist has a dialogue, as shown below in parentheses: ("Yes, everyone will have attachment and unwillingness before death. Many people will have obsession with life. They refuse to cross the River Styx and continue to wander in the mortal world. Some ghosts can even find a job, especially the believers of the ancient gods. As long as they reach a certain level, they can still become servants of the gods after death.") I feel that it would be more harmonious if the game starts with the second meeting with an unknown god after death and gives the protagonist a wish, and it doesn't matter how old he is before he is reincarnated, because the protagonist is now in a world where he has died and returned to God, which is a bit conflicting with the original ghost setting.

A ghost like a pawn can actually control other people's territory or reach out across time and space. Are your hands a little too long?

Yesterday I saw this book in the limited free flash sale, and today I also saw this book in the limited free flash sale... There is a story! I still remember this position where I sat in the last book for several weeks.

I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. Nowadays, in many books, you can basically guess the ending after reading the beginning. This book is different. The plot is twists and turns, but it is also reasonable.

The details are really well handled, and it doesn't feel stiff or false when reading. There are many aspects that I feel are very good. I hope this book will become more and more popular.

Although a novel written in this style is okay, the subject matter, content and plot are too complicated and confusing, and the characters are a bit screwed up, making it really uncomfortable to read.

The illegitimate son of a viscount beat his legitimate son, daughter, and ran away to another earl territory that believed in an evil god. He was forced to believe in an evil god, but there was no such thing as a natal god. It was a mess! What hell! Goldfinger! It's just completely out of order and written randomly.

I feel like the protagonist is cowardly when he should be brave, but very brave when he shouldn't be. Tsk, farewell.

The writing is really good in the same genre. It is very difficult to create based on Greek and Roman mythology, because it requires not only writing skills but also knowledge of history and related mythology. Now I think if nothing happens, the popularity will be good in the future, but it is hard to say because the audience is relatively small. Some of the language and the stories involved are relatively unfamiliar, and the protagonist is relatively frustrated in the early stage. This feeling is also the same in the later stage, so readers like Long Aotian may be discouraged directly, but it is quite comfortable to read slowly. The connection and progression of the story are all well controlled, but the names do give me a headache. Really, when reading, I see a name that feels familiar, but I can't remember it. I have to go back and look for it. Especially the plot also involves fake names, which makes it a bit difficult for me to understand when reading. I really like it. I hope I can write better and better. It's really rare to just read a book on this subject. I just happened to come across one in the book shortage, hahahahaha, cheers, author!

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