Under the Gods' Gaze: I Can See the Future!
在神明注视下：我能预见未来！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 310k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Those who enjoy this kind of show can check out "Under the Curtain" next door; it's also quite good!
I love the premise of this story! I really admire the author's sense of proportion; there are sure to be many surprises to come.
Many people have mentioned the foresight aspect, so I'll explain it here. Many people dropped the novel around chapters 45 and 47. Now that I've finished reading, it seems there is a female lead, though she'll eventually sever ties with other women, so it should be a single-female-lead story. The reason for not having foresight in chapters 45-47 is explained later.
The premise is pretty good. There are no logical flaws so far, except that I didn't expect the protagonist to be such a pure-hearted young man, haha. His actions are completely unrelated to that, which is quite funny. I'm looking forward to the protagonist's growth, and I hope to see him one day shout, "My mom is xxx!" 😏😏😏😏
This book is very novel [you'll see for yourself], but isn't this score a bit low [what?]? If this book had been completed, it would definitely have been a masterpiece among niche books 🤔, alas, what a pity 😢!
Many of the techniques used in this article are quite interesting, haha, it's really enjoyable and fun to read.
Very good. The protagonist's character development, from being naive at the beginning to gradually becoming more mature, is very clear. The storyline involving the two women in the middle felt quite complicated, and the somewhat ordinary behavior of the characters was very fitting.
Wow, it's well-written, but the protagonist's personality shift felt a bit abrupt. While fleeing for his life, he indiscriminately kills ordinary people, whereas before he would kill anyone who wanted him dead, but still spare ordinary people. Perhaps the personality change occurred on the train or after the truth was revealed.
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! ×N
It's possible, but I estimate half the readers won't be able to accept it; otherwise, this book could reach around a 9.3 rating. My personal rating is 9.1 (anything not logically flawed would be 8 or higher), because it's more of a wish-fulfillment story; other details are a bit lacking, but it's still quite engaging.