Giving the Gods a Little Taste of Their Own Worshippers
给神灵一点点小小的眷族震撼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Divine Sister, I'm Really Not a Fake Believer神祇姐姐，我真的不是假信徒Alternate title on Fanqie
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Breaking away from the original logic of divine texts, they developed their territory from the perspective of a clan, and even managed to gain some influence. It's really quite good; the rhythm feels very smooth. I hope you can write more about other races; that would be even better.
It's so good! (/ω\) I love it! 😎 It's a pity it's the previous one. 😢
The depiction of the two classes is a bit stiff. It must be said that the perspective is very novel, but I don't know if it's because the author's writing skills are not deep enough or my own aesthetic sense is not up to par. I'll give it a pretty good rating. The author's concept is really interesting.
It's pretty good. Among deity-themed novels, the approach of writing from the perspective of the familiars is quite novel; it's probably the first one. I'm deducting one point because of the constant appearance of bashing, which is quite annoying.
Overall, the book was quite enjoyable, except the romance between the male and female leads was a bit too over-the-top. Hopefully, the author will continue to write something exciting; after all, who can predict the future?
I haven't read much, but the idea is good. I'll add it to my bookshelf anyway, and read it when I'm bored. The synopsis seems to lean towards the "raising a goddess" type of story, but I prefer darker novels. If I can't handle it, I'll flip the table and kill a god! 😂😂😂
This is a very good book, practically flawless. The relationships between the characters are handled very well, and the author's detailed descriptions of certain events are something I really like. Except for being a bit short, it's perfect!
It's a good, quite interesting book. After drawing the map, you can check out some drawing software; there are programs that can easily create fictional maps. The plot feels a bit fast-paced; it's only in the eighty-something chapters and they've already established the "Qin Dynasty"? 😏😏😏 I don't have any complaints, I'm just worried you're moving too fast and stopping updates.
The writing is good, the subject matter is novel, it's quite good.
It's a very novel theme. Although novels about gods are quite common, this novel describes gods from a different perspective. Moreover, it has a grand worldview and a positive, rebellious spirit. The author's illustrations are also very beautiful and simple, though there are a few typos. This book is well worth reading. By the way, please urge me to update!