Indian Mythology: These Pathetic Gods Are Beyond Saving!

There is really no Indian mythology for male videos. It is not easy to write. Please support me more! I just hope that all the readers who read the book will not be impatient and give me a rating after reading a hundred chapters.

There aren't many myths about Polaris, come on Although I know it's about describing growth, it's really a bit boring

I have read about 30 chapters so far and there are no major problems, and the subject matter is also very novel. The only problem that I personally think is that it is too rigid when incorporating Chinese cultural elements. It feels very theatrical and a bit forced, like a bragging. The rest is okay.

It's very good to watch. After being impressed by Indian divine dramas, I only know blessings and curses - Indra is beaten. It turns out that this is what Prajapati and the world are like. In a stage play, there are three directors and three directors. When the script is performed, the actors may play flowers, trees, or spirits with different identities. Who can become the real one, from an actor in the stage play to a person in the audience standing next to the director.

Tomato always comes up with a work that makes my eyes shine when I'm digging for gold and want to delete the software.

The earth evil technique is just a technique. Different methods can make it produce different results. Hiding such a big lump💩

It's very, very beautiful and gave me a different feeling. I had never read Indian mythology before. Although I don't understand Indian mythology, I can see from the author's words that he put his heart into it. I can see from the author's personal bookshelf that he is really planning to travel to the past.

Not bad. The following may contain spoilers, so please read with caution. The story of the growth and promotion of the North Star God, and the process of understanding himself and the world. But given the complexity and lengthy nature of Indian mythology, readers may feel that the worldview is confusing and confusing. Well, yes, that's how I feel. Moreover, this novel not only tells the story plot, but also mixes in a lot of analysis and explanation of the concepts of Indian mythology. The large amount here refers to long paragraphs of text, pure explanation... At least I don't particularly like this writing style. But in view of the fact that there are very few Indian mythology fans writing about it, let's give it an 8-point rating. In terms of pure storyline, it is of high quality; but due to the explanation of a large number of unfamiliar terms... Like the addition of curry sauce with a weird taste... It is so weird, the subjective fluctuation of the score is even greater...

This author really writes very well. I feel that the plot is very Indian mythology. I have known about Indian mythology for a long time, and I have even been involved in yoga and chakras. I am really excited to see such a good book on Tomato. I think the best part of this book is that it is full of Indian mythology. Although I don't understand some of the mythological stories very well, the author can connect these plots so perfectly that I can't let them go. People who understand karma and do not understand the origin of sacrifices and penances can better understand the interesting aspects of this mythological system. This author is really courageous to say one thing. There are indeed many parts of Indian mythology that are like corporate games that need constant patching. If the author does not complete these plots at the beginning, many of them will not be developed later. However, there are many interesting contents later. I am also very curious about how this author will write and how much he will write. I'm not good at words, so I can't express a lot of my praises. I can only say, "Well, well, well, well, well, well."

This is the only Indian mythology topic, but the author is very ambitious, but who would give up this one! Don't be fooled by the funny and light-hearted beginning. If you can't stand the author, I strongly suggest you write a book about Indian mythology, [angry] to break the author's monopoly.