The Fall of the Gods

This book is of very good quality, but its rating isn't high, which is a bit strange! I've read most of it, and I quite like the concept, background, and plot! On the contrary, I can't get into some highly rated novels. Maybe it's because there are more students reading novels now, and this book is relatively heavy, making it difficult for students to get into! But personally, I think it has a bit of the style of "The Three-Body Problem" and is a good novel!

It's a great read, with an interesting premise and a surprising ending. Every character has their own will, making it more worthwhile than stereotypical wish-fulfillment novels. Highly recommended. The author has the potential to become a legend; perhaps their fame stems from the subject matter and the sheer enjoyment of the story, but there's no denying it's a good book. Looking forward to the author's new works.

In the end, it felt like we were back to the past, with nothing changed, but upon closer inspection, everything had changed.

I read it in my second year of junior high school, when it was less than a hundred chapters. Since I didn't have a phone back then, it was inconvenient, so I basically stopped reading after the latest chapter. Now I'm a sophomore in college and I remembered I still had this book to finish! 🤦 But it really is beautiful, otherwise I wouldn't have looked it up again to watch.

Very good, shrouded in mystery and fraught with danger. Though born lowly, seeking only temporary comfort, after experiencing ups and downs and the passage of time, he suddenly awakens to the truth, finally realizing the fragility of fate and facing life head-on.

This book is my treasure, and I don't want to share it. I want to keep it to myself, but people don't know it's a treasure, so what's the point?

From dreaming of reaching the divine realm to slaying gods and then overthrowing the sacred mountain, Yunying was like a demon-slaying boy in a fairy tale, becoming a great hero praised by everyone. Yet, after ten years of trials and tribulations, a clear and pure-eyed boy could still be seen deep within those deep eyes.

Your writing is getting better and better. You're gradually finding your footing as you write. Keep up the good work, readers! Looking forward to the next book (I don't recommend it for those without patience; the beginning is long and boring).

I liked the illusory time rewind at the end, returning to reality. Alas, I am still me, but Yunying and Yinyue will remain a vivid memory in my vast sea of recollections. And so it is.

I had so much to say, but I couldn't get the words out. Anyway, it looked really good.