Divinity: The Awakening of the Military Soul, Mythology Is Bound to Descend

Seeing this book makes up for the disappointment of the poorly written and padded version of "Global God Era". If it can be finished, it will definitely be a masterpiece in the world of god-themed novels. After all, there are only a handful of truly readable books. Back to the main topic The best part of this book is the first half, where the imagination and passion are at their peak.

When I first started reading this book, it only had a rating of 8-something, but now it's 9.2. Time will tell. It's truly a very good book. I just wish the author could update more often; three chapters a day is too short. 🍉🍉 Congratulations to the author on achieving a book rating of 9.4!

Very good. Both the plot and character design are excellent, and the author is very meticulous, providing annotations in many places to prevent readers from getting confused or finding it strange, and also to avoid nitpicking. The power system is quite complete, and besides the protagonist, the supporting characters are also well-developed. The later parts are more exciting than the earlier ones, and the writing quality and character psychology gradually improve. Keep up the good work, author!

This story is truly excellent. I stayed up all night reading it until after 9 AM. The writing is superb, and each character is vivid and lifelike. Most importantly, the protagonist isn't brainless at all; he's very polite to women. And, crucially, there's no female lead. Although I'm a woman myself, what I dislike most about male-centric stories is the presence of a female lead.

This is a really good book, I hope everyone will check it out. 🥰 Although the background of this book is quite common nowadays, I personally think it's a very successful one. I've read quite a few other books of this type, but I couldn't get into any of them. So far, this book doesn't have any major flaws, and the setting is quite novel.

It's rare to encounter a protagonist with the same surname as oneself, and this book is one of the few I've read recently that has seriously developed characters that aren't mindless, with a fairly rich plot. Moreover, unlike many novels that revolve around the protagonist or female lead, it portrays many other characters well.

It's rare to see such a wonderful book these days. The author's composure and patience are what make this a masterpiece. Keep it up!

Aside from the writer's block, I think this book is pretty good. The protagonist is strong thanks to the system, but not in an overpowered way. Overall, it's not bad. Author, could you please update more often? No way, I'm sending you a knife! I'm really suffering from a reading slump (ﾉಥ益ಥ)

I started reading this book in August 2022, took a break for a few months, and now, rereading it, I'm deeply moved. Watching the protagonist grow step by step from a fallen scion of a small family to a supreme being, witnessing the demise of countless supporting characters and the machinations of powerful beings, evokes a myriad of emotions. Overall, this is a rare and invaluable book about deities, and its impact on me is no less than that of "The Godslayer" or "The Ghost Messenger."

Tomato is another novel that I admire and can't get enough of. It has very few flaws, is not formulaic, and is not for beginners. Although the writing style isn't particularly good, at least it's not just plain language. The protagonist's talent isn't due to manipulation, but rather the result of the high-level cultivation and support—that's the truth.