Mythic Showdown: Summoning Hou Yi to Annihilate Amaterasu

The God of Earth in mythology is very strong, but there are different versions, some strong and some weak. Why is he so weak in this book?

Specializes in fighting various suns and sun gods

Lu Dongbin could only have a clone. Wasn't Hou Yi a great witch? He is no better than Lu Dongbin, but he writes about Hou Yi as a weakling.

To be honest, shouldn't the most naughty people be netizens? The fight here only lasts a few seconds at most, but netizens over there can discuss the plot while watching it. With such eyesight and hand speed, can't it just be a direct fight between people? Isn't it better than a god fighting a god?

You are mainly based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Taoist mythology, etc. That's fine too. I remember that Yi was also a king!?

There is a monster that looks like a god but is not a god. He woke up from the first roar of eternity and has been walking until the present day when all things are renewed. This is the anger of losing all time, and both you and I will perish. It is a judgment that is selfless and can be decided by both parties. It was the roar of the prince and general Xiang Ning. This is *Ji Zhen, Ru Se Zhengye's question. Yes... The old dynasty is His remnant, paving an endless road with bright stars. The new He is moving forward on this road, and one day he will raise fire to burn the sky. This is, dragon vein.

I don't know if the Cthulhu Mythos and the Ancient Mythology, which were later created, are considered orthodox myths. If so, even if the myths are broken, it's not a big deal. The country came forward, found a bunch of writers, and started writing fantasy novels. Find a few well-written books, and directly lead the protagonists to create gods. Zhang San**, Li Si destroyed the world, Wang Ermazi conquered the outer gods, etc., And then started to shape the statues of gods and pray day and night. With our size, how can we not create a few awesome myths?

I read the comment section, and it's all bullshit.

Zhulong's fight against Brahma is a little overkill, but it's almost the same when he fights against Gao Fan. Zhulong is the earliest god with a human head and a snake body. It is the origin of many ancient great gods in ancient Chinese mythology, such as Pangu, who had a human head and a dragon body (dragons and snakes were not separated in ancient times, and some gods called dragons were actually snakes), Nuwa, The human heads and snake bodies of Fuxi, Gonggong, and Zhu Rong are all extended from the image of the candle dragon with the human head and snake body in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. The image of the candle dragon has a great influence on the image of the ancient and great gods in mythology after the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

By the way, the author's setting here is that you can summon as long as you know the myth, or does it require blood connection to summon?