The ancestral land of mankind, alien races invade, and mythology revives.
Statues of Western gods have appeared one after another. Through belief in gods, people in the world have received blessings from Western gods and awakened their talents.
The first person to awaken the god in front of the statue will receive the entire inheritance of the god.
However, the Chinese civilization disappeared in the course of history, leaving no one in Kyushu to recognize the Chinese gods. The Western gods gained faith and ruled the world.
Are there gods in the West, but no gods in Kyushu?
The day of awakening.
Shen Tianzong, a Taoist disciple from the earth, looked at the superior God of the West: "Today, I will tell you what the real God is and what the orthodox God of China is!"
Reader comments
I don't think it's that bad, but Olympus and the Holy See are two different forces. Why is Zeus's power called the Holy See?
The concept is novel, combining many Eastern and Western myths, and "creating" gods in a world where there are no Chinese gods, which reflects the courage and tenacity of Chinese people from ancient times to the present. Just like modern missionaries preaching in Kyushu, after various wars, China finally made the Western gods withdraw from Kyushu and created a new era. Willing to keep up the good work
The writing is quite jerky and the general background is pretty good. However, the description of emotions and other things is not very skillful, which makes it not very interesting to read. Please support it by giving it four stars.
It's quite interesting, but I'm curious as to why Nezha is the first one to awaken among all the protagonists I've seen related to idols.
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I feel pretty good, but why are there so few people?
I don't think it's that bad, but Olympus and the Holy See are two different forces. Why is Zeus's power called the Holy See?
The concept is novel, combining many Eastern and Western myths, and "creating" gods in a world where there are no Chinese gods, which reflects the courage and tenacity of Chinese people from ancient times to the present. Just like modern missionaries preaching in Kyushu, after various wars, China finally made the Western gods withdraw from Kyushu and created a new era. Willing to keep up the good work
The writing is quite jerky and the general background is pretty good. However, the description of emotions and other things is not very skillful, which makes it not very interesting to read. Please support it by giving it four stars.
It's quite interesting, but I'm curious as to why Nezha is the first one to awaken among all the protagonists I've seen related to idols.
The needle does not poke, the needle does not poke
Good, good, good.
Good looking Very beautiful
It looks really cool, I'll give it five stars.
Good, good, good, good
Wonderful, interesting, funny
Good, good, good, good, look good
I feel pretty good, but why are there so few people?
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