A Journey Beyond the Mundane, Beginning with Myth
从神话开始的超脱之旅
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 15h ago
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Hello everyone, thank you all for your support. I'm not a professional author, and I have some shortcomings and immaturity, but your support has kept me going. To be honest, I never thought I could write a book that's over a million words long. Although the content isn't very detailed, I think it's enough to be slightly proud of, please don't laugh.
Awesome! This is the only novel on the Tomato platform that kept me up until 2 AM. Like a lotus rising from the mud, pure and untainted, cleansed by the clear water, it truly allows longtime readers to rediscover the feeling of staying up all night to read a novel for the first time.
It's a very good book. It offers a unique perspective on the divine, showing that not all gods need incense offerings to survive; that's only the survival of lower-ranking gods. The more I write, the worse it gets; I feel like I've wasted my time.
Ahhh, it's been so long since I've seen a Shinto story I like. I love it. Such a wonderful book, with both divinity and humanity, why serialize it on a rotten platform like Taobao? Author, why are you so foolish? Serializing it on Taobao is like planting a rose in a swamp, and the swamp dwellers even think the flower is ugly.
It's truly well-written; the rhetoric and detailed descriptions are all impeccable, flawless. The only drawback (which isn't really a drawback) is that it's based on traditional mythology, expanding upon various classical texts. While this approach is rigorous and comprehensive, it also has significant limitations. Ordinary readers often can't understand it, and even fewer can.
I really like this setting and writing style. Keep up the good work, author!
Why is the score so low? (óò｡) I feel it's similar to the beginnings of "The Netherworld Scholar" and "The Chess Master's Tale," with the protagonists having an ethereal, divine quality, a feeling that heaven and earth are born with them, and all things are one with them. I really like it. I hope to become that kind of person.
Keep it up, author! Although the power system in this book isn't fully understood yet, overall it feels better than the previous one and more appealing.
The writing is excellent, especially the beginning, but I don't understand the Western mythological system. It's not that the author's writing is bad; it's just that I don't understand any novels with Western mythology. Overall, it's still a very good read. I liked the first few worlds, but the later ones had too many Western gods and became incomprehensible.
The author is cultured and well-read. Their writing about the Western world has a distinctly Western flavor, seamlessly weaving together the Bible, Cthulhu mythos, God, and Norse mythology. The transition from Western to Eastern styles is smooth and natural. The writing style immediately shifts from Western to Eastern, showcasing considerable skill.