Contemporary America, Virginia. In an ordinary residential area, there is an ordinary house, which is the library of God, where the knowledge accumulated by the current "Father" God over the past 60,000 years is stored. And now, my father is missing. His children will start a terrible competition for control of the library. Because those who own this library can accomplish various miracles, including changing the trajectory of stars, extinguishing the sun, and creating their own universe—that is, becoming the next God.
Reader comments
The structure is rigorous, the foreshadowing is exquisite, there are multiple reversals, the plot is self-consistent, and the characters' personalities and relationships with each other are well portrayed. It is a substantial novel that is rich in fantasy, can arouse people's empathy, and embodies the universal thoughts of Buddhism. (In addition, I am fascinated by the heroic tension shown by the mutual contact and squeeze between this wild culture and modern American culture)
Caroline in the book has a lot of personality, and I really like her bravery and straightforwardness. When she broached the idea of breaking into a house, I could feel Steve's nervousness, just as I would in that situation myself. This book gave me new ideas about courage and adventure, and also made me cherish the friends around me more. I think you'll love this book too!
Good book. I haven't read such a good fantasy novel in a long time.
All the foreshadowings have been recycled, why? Ne.
It's very compact and uses a lot of religious-related stories. It's very interesting and buried together. It's actually a very heart-warming story.
The structure is rigorous, the foreshadowing is exquisite, there are multiple reversals, the plot is self-consistent, and the characters' personalities and relationships with each other are well portrayed. It is a substantial novel that is rich in fantasy, can arouse people's empathy, and embodies the universal thoughts of Buddhism. (In addition, I am fascinated by the heroic tension shown by the mutual contact and squeeze between this wild culture and modern American culture)
Caroline in the book has a lot of personality, and I really like her bravery and straightforwardness. When she broached the idea of breaking into a house, I could feel Steve's nervousness, just as I would in that situation myself. This book gave me new ideas about courage and adventure, and also made me cherish the friends around me more. I think you'll love this book too!
Good book. I haven't read such a good fantasy novel in a long time.
All the foreshadowings have been recycled, why? Ne.
It's very compact and uses a lot of religious-related stories. It's very interesting and buried together. It's actually a very heart-warming story.