Indian Mythology: This Curse is Awesome
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He accidentally traveled to Indian mythology and became Garuda in an egg. Before he was born, he was implicated by his mother and became a slave of the snake tribe. Fortunately, Garuda has acquired the supernatural power [Curse Reversal], which can turn the curse into a blessing. I curse [you will have no fixed place to live], and the curse is reversed [you can go wherever you want]. I cursed [you will be swallowed up by poisonous fire and die], and the curse was reversed [reborn from the fire]. Amidst these curses, the angry Garuda broke away from his slave body, led more followers to break away from their castes, and established a new dharma. At the future moment, Garuda couldn't help but sigh. "This curse is awesome!"
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Official(18)Scraped 16d ago
Goldfinger is too unbalanced and deviates from the core rules of Indian mythology
It's good but not as good as the previous one
In comparison, I prefer the previous book without any plug-ins, and the reincarnation of Indra. To be honest, traveling into a mythical character and understanding the myth is already a very strong plug-in. There is really no need to add another plug-in.
Why do you need to find yourself a mother?
Protagonist identity
Legend has it that Kashyapa's wife Vinada made a bet with Kadru, and the loser of the bet would become a slave. Gadlu gave birth to a thousand snakes and was the mother of the dragon-snake Naga clan. She won the victory through conspiracy and Vinada became a slave. Vinada's son Garuda was born with radiant light and divine light. When he grew up, in order to save his mother, he made a bet with the snake tribe to seize the nectar from the heaven to relieve his mother from slavery. Garuda went to Indra in the heavenly palace to steal nectar. On the way back, he met the eternal god Vishnu. Vishnu exchanged his immortal body for Garuda as his mount and flag. Later, Indra also became a brother with Garuda and allowed him to feed on snakes in all his life. Garuda is an important protector of the Buddha. It has a golden body, a wish-fulfilling pearl, and a sad voice. It feeds on dragons, and every day it eats 500 Garuda snakes known as dragons. Due to swallowing too many poisonous snakes, he could no longer eat on his deathbed. All the snake clans spit out poisonous flames to attack him. After Garuda flew up and down in the sky seven times, he landed on the top of Vajra Mountain. At this time, the venom of the snakes he had eaten all his life broke out, and he burned himself to death, leaving only a pure green glass heart. Garuda represents wisdom and bravery, and its behavior of preying on dragons is regarded by Buddhists as a symbol, which means that when the Buddha teaches sentient beings, he should first observe all sentient beings. Once he finds sentient beings who are predestined to the Buddha, he will overcome all obstacles and teach them the Dharma, and finally achieve positive results.
Holy Mother, have you sworn not to kill? Others bullied you, but you just beat her up and let her go. One day your mother was beaten, would you let her go too?
No more updates? I'm really looking forward to the next plot.
Very rare subject matter, but difficult to write about
The blessing of Indian mythology is simply the ultimate mechanical monster. If you say it is invincible, it is invincible. Even the deity has nothing to do with the blessed believer. He has to find the same mechanical monster to kill him instantly.
Very well written, there are very few on this subject.
Others curse the protagonist. The protagonist is not dead because of the cheat. He could kill them, but the protagonist does nothing.
I've read Chapter 39 and I think it's okay.
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Official(18)Scraped 16d ago
Goldfinger is too unbalanced and deviates from the core rules of Indian mythology
It's good but not as good as the previous one
In comparison, I prefer the previous book without any plug-ins, and the reincarnation of Indra. To be honest, traveling into a mythical character and understanding the myth is already a very strong plug-in. There is really no need to add another plug-in.
Why do you need to find yourself a mother?
Protagonist identity
Legend has it that Kashyapa's wife Vinada made a bet with Kadru, and the loser of the bet would become a slave. Gadlu gave birth to a thousand snakes and was the mother of the dragon-snake Naga clan. She won the victory through conspiracy and Vinada became a slave. Vinada's son Garuda was born with radiant light and divine light. When he grew up, in order to save his mother, he made a bet with the snake tribe to seize the nectar from the heaven to relieve his mother from slavery. Garuda went to Indra in the heavenly palace to steal nectar. On the way back, he met the eternal god Vishnu. Vishnu exchanged his immortal body for Garuda as his mount and flag. Later, Indra also became a brother with Garuda and allowed him to feed on snakes in all his life. Garuda is an important protector of the Buddha. It has a golden body, a wish-fulfilling pearl, and a sad voice. It feeds on dragons, and every day it eats 500 Garuda snakes known as dragons. Due to swallowing too many poisonous snakes, he could no longer eat on his deathbed. All the snake clans spit out poisonous flames to attack him. After Garuda flew up and down in the sky seven times, he landed on the top of Vajra Mountain. At this time, the venom of the snakes he had eaten all his life broke out, and he burned himself to death, leaving only a pure green glass heart. Garuda represents wisdom and bravery, and its behavior of preying on dragons is regarded by Buddhists as a symbol, which means that when the Buddha teaches sentient beings, he should first observe all sentient beings. Once he finds sentient beings who are predestined to the Buddha, he will overcome all obstacles and teach them the Dharma, and finally achieve positive results.
Holy Mother, have you sworn not to kill? Others bullied you, but you just beat her up and let her go. One day your mother was beaten, would you let her go too?
No more updates? I'm really looking forward to the next plot.
Very rare subject matter, but difficult to write about
The blessing of Indian mythology is simply the ultimate mechanical monster. If you say it is invincible, it is invincible. Even the deity has nothing to do with the blessed believer. He has to find the same mechanical monster to kill him instantly.
Very well written, there are very few on this subject.
Others curse the protagonist. The protagonist is not dead because of the cheat. He could kill them, but the protagonist does nothing.
I've read Chapter 39 and I think it's okay.
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