
Mythology Revives: I Bring China’s Gods Back to Life
神话复苏:我复苏了华夏神明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Building a Faction in the Modern World as Earth Undergoes a Massive Change
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Are Role-Playing and National Destiny Stories Really Out of Style? Send Them My Way!
I slam the table and leap to my feet! A story about playing a role and national destiny, with no gloom or loneliness! (So hand over the books, please 🐶)
The Age of Declining Spiritual Energy: Myth Returns, and Ancient Gods Reappear in the Human World
Modern Earth is at the end of the Age of Declining Dharma. Spiritual qi revival begins, ancient myths reappear, and cultivation becomes mainstream. Humanity rises among the myriad races, journeying from Earth toward the stars and the sea of stars.
What’s Behind Him? China!
This Is Our Last Battle: Fearless in Life, Fighting to the Final Chapter!
Since there are no gods left in this world, I shall be the final savior!
Only the Best! High Martial Arts and Myriad Races in the Starry Sky, or a Fantasy World of Three Thousand Great Realms
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Disagree? Come debate me, but bring your book 😁😁
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Our Mighty China: Every Stroke of Our Characters Forms a Backbone
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Something like Developing Another World with the Entire Nation.
The Protagonist Reveals His Power When China Is in Peril
The Protagonist Is Invincible. When China Is in Danger, He Reveals His Power
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Looking for Stories with a Female Lead, a Lost Civilization, and the Revival of Mythology
Gods, Divine Realms, Divinity, and Faith
Please everyone, post some recommendations. That way, you, I, and everyone else can quickly find books we like.
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There is currently no female protagonist, and I hope there won't be one in the future. The overall story is full of patriotism and quite rigorous. Nice! Come on^0^~More^0^~New^0^~
Yes, the main theme is patriotic, there is currently no female protagonist, it is passionate, the subject matter is also very fresh, and the writing style is okay. It's worth watching. After watching it, you have a desire to keep watching. The plot is rigorous and there is no Madonna. The killings are decisive and the details are well described. Don't talk anymore, I'm going to read a book.
This book... How to say... I get stabbed in the heart every day by a knife ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) At first I thought it was the male protagonist saving the world But looking at it now, everyone is their own protagonist Every little person is flesh and blood and can die generously for the people behind him. The meaning of the existence of gods is to believe in the sun and protect. If everyone can work hard to protect their homeland, then they will already be our gods. That's it! What a great book! I really love the author's writing style and the layout of the entire book!
After reading this book, I can't stand other books of this type. I feel it's a pity that it ended. I should be able to write quite a lot more later. That's not to say it's not finished. The author ended it well. I haven't read such a good article in a long time, it's really worth reading!!
Very good, no virgin, no harem. Currently there is no heroine, the rhythm is very stable
It looks good, I hope there is no female protagonist or it comes later, I like this kind of patriotic story
Yes, the thinking is rigorous. There is currently no female protagonist (of course I don't hope there will be one). I hope the author can write this book well and be rigorous in thinking in the future.
Overall, it's not bad, but like most books, there are a lot of typos and a lot of holes left unfilled. The plot is okay, and so are the supporting roles.
Without the bitter cold, where would the fragrance of plum blossoms come from? The absence of gods is like the absence of nuclear weapons. Surrounded by wolves, Kyushu is in danger. Only by experiencing hellish suffering can we find heavenly power. Only through the sacrifice and dedication of countless people can we achieve the rise of Kyushu. There really is a day mentioned in the beginning of the novel. Many of us will not be the protagonists, but just ordinary soldiers such as Gu Fang, Li Tao, and Liu Dalong. We do not have earth-shaking power, but we are still willing to use our flesh and blood to do our best and shed the last drop of blood for Kyushu. I think this is what touches me most about this novel. It does not have the side-effects of Shuangwen, and does not only focus on great heroes. Instead, it writes about the unyielding and passion of ordinary people in each story. Salute to every ordinary hero who contributes to the rise of Kyushu!
I have now read Chapter 104, and everyone's IQs are online. The subject matter is much better than other books of the same type. Don't ask for help from others, don't ask for divine protection, use your own strength to protect yourself