A Comparison of Eastern and Western Gods: Zeus Is in Pieces

The greatest combat power in Eastern mythology is Shiva, and in the West is God. These two myths and other myths are basically on a fault-level scale of combat power, followed by Islamic gods and Buddhist gods. As for domestic Taoism, it is actually only at a medium level. After all, Shiva can create a world as many as the sands of the Ganges in just a dream.

Do you really have no brains in writing a book? If you want to eat patriotic food, just write about orthodox myths. What does it mean to write about prehistoric times?

To truly write myths, what kind of content are you writing about the prehistoric novels? Is it because Fuxi opened the sky with just one painting? The Three Qing Dynasties also have myths about the creation of the sky. With so many capable gods, why do you still need to use the content of the prehistoric times in the comparison of myths?

Prehistoric myths and orthodox myths are not the same thing at all

The author is just a cloud. All the Eastern myths he has reviewed are ancient, and the Western myths are also clouds.

"The Great Wilderness" is a modern novel. You have no brains. Does that novel have any brain compared to Western mythology? Are you going to eat rice fields? You also have rice fields.

To put it simply, there is a Hongjun like you in Taoist mythology?

In terms of combat power, India is number one. Ancient Indian mathematics, astronomy, and a bunch of numerals were well developed. Don't talk about Cthulhu or anything, Azathoth's dreams are all copied from Brahma.

Who doesn't fight among the Eastern and Western myths, haha.

The prehistoric era is the background of the novel, not a traditional mythological story