A Journey of Transcendence That Begins with Mythology

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.

I really like this setting and writing style. Big cheers for the author!

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.

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.

It's been a long time since I've seen a book that suits my taste like this. Because I am also a fan of Shinhwa and COC, I never expected that my imagination could be so big. Watching Ning Yuan reach the present step by step, I am really moved. Moreover, the author's knowledge is really broad, from Chinese mythology to Warhammer Esotericism, and the stitching feels particularly good. This is my favorite book in all these years of reading Tomato. I hope you can keep writing By the way, I hope you can write a side story about Fate, I will keep chasing it

It's quite interesting. It's the type of Shinto that I like, and the new world also incorporates Cthulhu and Western mythology. Once written, it should be an article with a rating of 9.5 Or higher. Great author, come on! ! ! Speed ​​updates! ! !

I finished reading it in one breath, and it is obvious that the author has a deep knowledge of various myths. I don't need to say anything about the content. If you like it, you really like it. Too rational [laughing and crying] Sometimes hypocritical, sometimes really evil. The story of a weak woman being played by a boss.

The writing is really good, the writing style is sufficient, and the taste is right. However, it suffers a bit in articles such as Tomato. The various mythological systems and some niche cultures will look very confusing if you are not familiar with them. I just hope that it will not be updated continuously.

It's so well written, so attractive, and so in line with my taste. What a unique content, I can't find a substitute at all. I've read the previous content three times. It's so great. I simply can't describe in words the surprise it brought me.

The writing is pretty good, but it's a bit biased toward religious science. It's interesting if you can read it, but a bit boring if you can't.

It looks good [laughs], but you can't forget the daily tasks The author's soul returns. 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul has returned, driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles. 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul comes back. Comes over the mountain and sings. Comes back. The soul comes back. 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul comes back. It sings loudly and triumphs. It is the same robe and glory. 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 The soul is back. The soul is back. Tao: Rebirth Mantra The Supreme Lord's decree transcends your lonely soul, all ghosts and ghosts, and is blessed by you in all your lives. Those with heads will surpass, those without heads will rise, kill with spears and knives, dive and hang on ropes. Die openly and secretly, die unjustly, creditor and enemy, beg for life. Kneel down in front of my stage, the Eight Diagrams will shine, stand out from the threshold, and transcend other places. As a man or a woman, you are responsible for your own responsibility. Whether you are rich or poor is your own responsibility. The order is given to save the people, and the people who are waiting for it are saved. The people who are waiting for the order are saved, and the people are saved. (Heart of the curse: The Supreme Order, transcend your lonely soul. Escape from the sea of ​​suffering and reincarnate as a human being.) [Sneaky smile]

It deserves five stars, but in my opinion, the Eastern world is pretty well written, but when it comes to Cthulhu, I can't read it. I feel like the Western world is too boring. Maybe it's because of my personal reasons.

First of all, as soon as I read this book, I discovered three problems: First, the name doesn't match the content. This is an unlimited flow novel, and the cover is a bit dark and not easy to attract traffic. The second and most serious point is that the rhythm of the plot is not well controlled, and the third world is really smelly and long. Although the content is not bad, it is too delayed. No matter how much you like it, you will get bored. What's more, this is an infinite stream. Third, this one is slightly better, but there is a problem with the Shinto setting of this book. As a Tomato user, this matter is actually fine. Other than that, they are all advantages: First of all, the writing style is excellent, the author is a university teacher, and the subject matter is relatively new. Secondly, the protagonist's outlook on life is relatively decent, which is in line with my preferences. The more important point is: it does not criticize the existence of the West and the East, and various myths. It does not blindly criticize the Eastern gods, and it does not blindly criticize the Western gods. Of course, there are many gods and people in the comment area. The Cthulhu Mythos has a debate for you, which made me laugh. Finally, the author can create a hodgepodge, integrating ancient religions, modern Cthulhu mythology, Warhammer, etc., Into a world view Of course, there must be many flaws in the integration process, and there are many logical problems, but this is Tomato, not the starting point. If this is a book in the starting point, then I can only scold you on the roadside, but this is Tomato, so I must give you a tamp.

It is a rare and good book. It is fascinating. After reading it, I still want to read it. I read it until I reached more than 140 chapters. I read it for a whole day [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Generally speaking, it's quite special. The way Juten Liu uses Shinto to spread faith is very good, but some places are a bit confusing and a bit troublesome to read. If you didn't understand how the Pokémon came out, you might have skipped it too quickly. Now that you see the Nordic mythology, it feels a bit like the Riddler, but overall it's good and I recommend it. It's almost equal. It's very interesting. All kinds of writing are quite good. Some of the descriptions in the early stage were a bit sparse and I passed it without paying attention. I don't have this problem in the later stage. I suggest you follow it up. Dad, you must finish it. I have read so many books and I have never found a similar one. It has rich plots and interesting plots. You must finish it. Don't be a eunuch. I like this book so much.

This article is really beautiful! This rating is low. The author is really telling a story, rather than outputting it with violence, which is really rare now. I want to bring my own dry food to give this Wen Anli a try!

Delicious Shinto! This is the way of God! Zhutianwen, the characters are well drawn, if you like to watch Zhutian you can read it! There is a lot of truth in it! Suitable for those who like literary background! It was missing once in the middle, which I felt was such a pity! Out now, I've been waiting for the update! Teacher, can you write quickly? [Sending Hearts]

It's very interesting and very good, but it's true that there are a lot of things about it, and I can't understand a lot of knowledge, but the author's writing style is really good, very good.

It suits my taste, write more, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง!

A very impressive book, different from the pure white texts in the world.

This book is very interesting and involves many mythological stories. The protagonist travels through different worlds, gains authority (the place where he obtains different authorities is my favorite, and there are many of them in the author's previous book about the Ocean Goddess), and constantly strengthens himself.

The writing is good, the information is informative, and the look and feel is good. It was quite comfortable to read along the way. But there is one very surprising point. Everyone in the third dungeon in the modern context is too biased towards the good side, which is very fake in the context of the doomsday. They are almost like wandering on the earth, or they are like stars coming up to unify. The current progress is Chapter 57.

Among all the novels I have read so far, it is considered to be a top-tier T1 book. The author has a strong foundation in classical Chinese, a wide range of topics, and a clear relationship between the characters. Anyway, it is an excellent book.

I liked the first few copies of Karma very much, but later on I couldn't sit down and read it. Basically, skipping chapters didn't affect me. I'm not disparaging, but I'm very grateful to the author for seeing such a unique book.

The content of the novel will not be evaluated. The author's culture is quite impressive. You can say that the author is enlightened [laughing crookedly], and I will not let go of it at all, both ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign. Although I couldn't read it after reading it... But I still won't delay my comment. What's different is that this novel is a once-and-forever proof that if you gain the status of a god in this world, it will still be useful in another world. It's natural for ancient Chinese gods to use vests in other gods. I like the vest style.