A Journey Beyond the Mundane, Beginning with Myth
从神话开始的超脱之旅
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Awesome! On the Tomato platform, this is the only novel that made me stay up until two in the morning. It emerges from the silt without being stained, and washes away the clear ripples without being stained. This novel by the author can really bring back the feeling of staying up late to read a novel for the old readers for the first time.
A very good book, with a different explanation of Shinto. Not all gods must rely on incense to survive, that is only the survival of inferior gods. The more I write, the worse it gets. I feel like I paid for it wrongly.
Ahhhh, it's been a long time since I saw my favorite Shinto text, I like it. Such a beautiful book, with both divinity and humanity, why is it serialized on 🍅? Why are you so confused? Serializing it on 🍅 is equivalent to planting roses in the swamp. The key is that the swamp residents still think this flower is really ugly.
The writing is really good, all kinds of rhetoric and all kinds of detailed descriptions are perfect and flawless. The only shortcoming (not a shortcoming) is that it writes traditional myths, which are expanded from various classical collections. Although this writing method is rigorous and the system is vast, there are also It's a very deep question that ordinary people can't understand, and very few people understand it. In addition, this is still Zhutianwen, and you write something completely original, so even fewer people will read it. It's such a pity, but I have to say that this article is the only thing I can say about Tomato that I have read for so long, and the writing is excellent.
I really like this setting and writing style. Big cheers for the author!
Why is the score so low (óò｡)? I feel like the beginning of The Little Scholar of the Netherworld and Lan Ke Qiyuan are similar. The protagonists all have a kind of ethereal and divine characteristics. The heaven and earth coexist with me, and all things are the same with me. I like it very much. Hope you become such a person.
Come on, the author has not figured out the power system of this book yet, but I feel that in terms of overall look and feel, it is better than the previous generation and makes people want to look at it.
The writing style is very good, and the front part is particularly beautiful. However, I can't understand the world of Western mythology. It's not that the author is not good at writing, but I can't understand all the Western mythology novels I have written. Anyway, it's still very nice. I like the first few worlds, but there are so many Western gods in the later chapters that I can't understand them. Journey to the West is also not good to watch. Sometimes it is like a classical Chinese novel. There is no storyline. It just feels like it is just playing chess. It takes several chapters to introduce a god, and there is no male protagonist. The first few worlds are really great, but the later ones are too complicated, and it's so tiring to watch!
The author is an educated person and has read everything. Writing about the Western world has a very Western flavor. It can connect the Bible, Cthulhu, God, and Norse mythology very well. And from the back, there is no feeling of awkwardness at all from the west to the east. The writing style immediately changes from Western to Eastern, which is very impressive. Nothing much can be seen in the first three worlds, but in the fourth Western world, you can see the author's skill. By the way, a reminder, you can skip one or two chapters and read directly from the interview with Houtu. This writing is really good, ever since the 4th world. This writing style is no longer within the scope of ordinary novels. Both in terms of artistic conception and conception, they are all excellent. Especially the fifth Eastern world looks very interesting.
Very good~ But why didn't the author publicize it on Ocean Goddess? But, emm... How can I put it, it feels really good to read a hundred and eighty chapters in one go [shy]