National Fate: I'm the Only One Who Knows the Gods of Longguo
国运：只有我了解龙国神明
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- Completed
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- Fanqie
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Now This Is the Kind of Novel Chinese People Should Read
As fellow Chinese people, you'll feel your blood boil after reading this.
Survival Stories, Good Ones, Please Recommend Some! Help a Reader Out
Looking for books similar to *Didn't You Say This Was a Team of Good-for-Nothings? Why Are They All Ruthless?* Besides Tomato, what apps do you use to read? Any good recommendations? Please!
National Destiny Stories With Teammates Wanted
National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories!
Chinese Gods Vs. Foreign Gods
The Protagonist Is a Deity Who Can Be Worshipped and Summoned
Do something with this.
Everyone for Themselves + System + Beautiful Women
Looking for a National Destiny Story Where the Protagonist Reveals Their Strength From the Start!
Set up the System so that each country has several of its strongest people at present! Whenever someone dies, the next strongest person takes their place, while that country is punished...
“I Shall Give My Life to Protect the Lights of Ten Thousand Homes Behind Me” (Desperate for Something to Read!)
Looking for books like *There Is a Demon-Suppressing Pass*. Sanjiu and Er Mao have spoiled me lately. I want books like *Slay the Gods*, *Demon-Suppressing Pass*, and *Ghost Catcher*. I'm desperately out of things to read!!!
The Male Lead Discovers a New World and Immediately Turns It Over to the Nation
The kind with a two-way portal.
The Protagonist Falls into Utter Despair, Then Unleashes the Power of a God
The Protagonist Reveals His Power When China Is in Peril
What’s Behind Him? China!
The Protagonist Is the World’s Only God, Wandering Among Mortals. Even the Heavenly Dao Bows Its Head Before Him
The protagonist is the only god in existence, wandering among mortals. The Heavenly Dao and the Great Dao must bow their heads before them. No rebirth.
National Destiny Stories Where the Protagonist Can Influence Their Country, Rated at Least 9.0
Anything rated above 9.0, please.
Who Says Our Great Xia Has No Gods? "When the Dark Night Finally Falls!"
“If the dark night should fall!” “Then I shall stand before the countless masses!” “I raise my blade against the abyss!” “And stain the sky with blood!!” This novel has to get me fired up.
Who Knew the Red Robes Were White Beneath? Who Could Say Such Sorrowful Bones Lay in Huaxia? The Protagonist Fights Foreign Invaders to the Death
Any National Destiny Stories Featuring Dan Heng, Yingxing, and Baiheng? No Role-playing!!!
I'm looking for books like *National Destiny: Dan Heng Goes on a Rampage in the Honkai: Star Rail Instance*.
Fighting for Humanity, Without Much Soap-Opera Drama, All for the Human Race!
Looking for books like *Talent Taboo: At Fourteen, I Can Defeat Those a Hundred Realms Above Me*. Please recommend similar books.
“Why Is He Still Holding On?” “Because Huaxia Stands Behind Him!”
National Destiny Novels! Not Rule-Based Horror! Please, No-Bleeding-Edge Recommendations: Pure National Destiny Only!
National destiny is national destiny, and rules-based horror is rules-based horror. Don't slap a national-destiny label on a rules-based horror story! They could make rules-based horror its own category. Whenever I search for national destiny stories, all I get is "rules-based horror..." I want national destiny stories!!!
China’s History Has Been Lost, and the Protagonist Is Chosen by the Nation’s Destiny
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 🐶)
On Chinese Soil, No Foreign Tribes May Tread! Guards, Hear My Command: Unseal the Classic of Mountains and Seas!
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It is said that the end of science is theology. I don't know if it is true, but myths are so fascinating, especially Chinese myths. I have read a work that analyzes China's myth system from ancient times to the present. From ancient myths (myths of separate heavens, myths of gods, myths of heroes) to ancient fairy tales, ancient immortals, ancient martial arts, modern kung fu, contemporary science fiction, and myths are past science fiction. Today's science fiction is also the myth of the future. So this system that embodies myths perfectly explains people's yearning for myths. It is so wonderful.
It's very interesting, just watching those countries slap each other in the face like crazy. China's five thousand years of history has condensed the wisdom of its predecessors. The mythological system evolved from generation to generation is not something that small countries like you can compare with.
Yes, yes, maybe I am not very fond of this type of writing, and I felt very uncomfortable when I saw the article that had forgotten our five thousand years of Chinese civilization, but this article is really ok, and those who like this type can go ahead and read it.
The writing style is transparent, the thinking is clear, the article is not sloppy, crisp, and to the point.
It's so good, but the number of chapters is too small.
You don't need to use your brain, reason, logic, right or wrong, just feel good. Life is already hard. When will you be more unhappy at this time? [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
Although the plot of the novel is pretty good, there's not much to say about it, but if it's an equal share, I'll give him a higher one.
It's well written and I think it's quite enjoyable to read.
Will you write a follow-up in a big way?
Come on, come on, come on