
Monsters Invade: I Livestream Lessons on Chinese Gods
妖魔入侵:我直播科普华夏神明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The Gods’ Missing Legacy: I Livestream Lessons on Chinese Gods神明断层:我直播科普华夏神明Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allI've Recently Gotten into High Martial Arts: SSS-Rank Talent, No Hiding It, No Female Lead
Looking for books like "Global Awakening: Dual Wind and Fire Affinities from the Start".
Who Knew the Red Robes Were White Beneath? Who Could Say Such Sorrowful Bones Lay in Huaxia? The Protagonist Fights Foreign Invaders to the Death
The Protagonist Reveals His Power When China Is in Peril
There Are No Gods in Huaxia. Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Awakens the Gods of Huaxia
China’s History Has Been Lost, and the Protagonist Is Chosen by the Nation’s Destiny
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Civilization’s Fall, Myths Awaken: No National Destiny System
Novels about the revival of mythology.
The Protagonist Starts with Eight Extremes Fist at Max Level, Any Story Featuring Chinese Ancient Martial Arts Will Do
Transmigrating to a Parallel World with Little Culture
The male lead comes from a scholarly family and is an absolute heartthrob. He actively shares things from his previous life, whether it’s poetry, classical culture, or the entertainment industry 😁😁
Looking for Stories About Portraying Chinese Gods, Emphasis on Playing the Role
China Lies Ahead. The Gods Shall Not Pass!
Stories About Taoist Priests Guarding China
Stories About Chinese Mythology in Another World, Like Journey to the West
Looking for Stories About Everyone in Another World Making Cards or Creating Dreams, with a Mythology-Based World
I want to read something like "Huaxia Card Masters". It could be card-making, dream-weaving, or something else entirely, even spirit beasts evolving into mythical creatures or beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. But whatever the protagonist creates should be based on mythology!!! Also, please don’t recommend anything unrelated.
Chinese Gods Vs. Foreign Gods
Xianxia and Fantasy
Looking for books like "The Peerless Immortal Emperor in the City". Cultivation and fantasy, please.
China, National Destiny, Lost History, Summoning Ancient Emperors
The protagonist transmigrates to a world with a gap in its history, where everyone laughs that Huaxia has only two hundred years of history. Then the fortunes of nations descend, and each country draws one person to take part in a battlefield of national destiny. The protagonist steals the show!!
Urban Brainstorming + Urban High Martial Arts + Urban Cultivation + Witty Comedy...
I'd like to read something like Cultivating Immortality in the Metaverse. It's a fanfic dressed up as a cultivation novel, half romance and half cultivation... It features lots of fanfic characters and is extremely brain-burning. Readers with simple minds, beware!
Any Mythology-Themed National Destiny Novels About Summoning Mythological Figures and Lost Historical Eras?
A story about a historical gap, where the protagonist summons figures from mythology to fight, with livestreaming.
Another World Invades China, and the Classic of Mountains and Seas Is Unsealed
Who Says China Has No Gods?
I've Lost the Urge to Read. Please Recommend Your Hidden Gems
Why do so many male-male romances these days feel like gender-swapped heterosexual romances? And so many heterosexual romances have the same old plots. I have no desire to keep reading. Aren't there any good ones anymore?
The Revival of Eastern Gods
Any good novels about the revival of Eastern gods?
Come See Miss Jia’s Skills
Looking for books similar to Jia Xiao: Planet Adeli. This book is so good. I've read it twice, and it's the one that still leaves me with regrets.
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I think it's great. Please, those who come later, read it first before commenting. Thank you.
The gods of ancient China are portrayed as too powerful; even a peak Zeus couldn't compare to one-tenth the strength of Lü Dongbin.
I don't know why it got such a low score, the story is really good! The narrative is very coherent, and apart from the occasional typos and missing words, there are no major problems. The characters are vivid and the scene descriptions are breathtaking! It's just a bit short.
Author, what if there's not enough to read?
This is practically textbook material; those who struggle with writing chronological accounts can learn from it, and those who are bad at handling romantic scenes can also avoid some pitfalls.
This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree. Anyway, I think this book is really good and I'm completely hooked. I hope the author won't stop updating.
The books I've read on this subject all talk about historical breaks in China, which really proves the saying, "How can you play the game if you don't dissect it?"
It's okay, but I feel like I got a little impatient while writing it. 🧡
It's a great book; once you start reading, you can't put it down. I highly recommend it.
The emotional resonance was very effective.