Origin: Bringing Legendary Creatures Back to Life
起源：重现传说生物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Origin: Creating a Mythical World起源：创造神话世界Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
162Chapters
40Reads · 30 days
85.1kReads · all time
6.0Score
2Listens
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I think it's quite well-written. I've read a similar book called "I Created a Monster Sequence," which was quite popular on Tomato Bookstore. Why did it end? Waa ...
Sure, just don't let it fizzle out. The main character's personality development after "The Witch" was terrible; two stars is too much. The protagonist is like a clown, being played by the very things they created. 😅
It feels pretty good. The protagonist isn't a saint, and unlike some behind-the-scenes stories where a lot of scenes seem to happen but no one is hurt after dozens of chapters, how could the appearance of an extraordinary being not involve bloodshed?
It accurately yet cruelly depicts the despairing chasm between the extraordinary and the ordinary. The gods are high above, their divinity indifferent to all beings. There's the adorable black cat, Round Ball; the cheeky raven, Mason; Wang Shanren, who loses his mind due to the drug but instinctively protects his wife; Fu Longye, whose life is full of hardship yet remains kind; and Song Xiaoqing…
The author's subject matter is novel, and the character portrayals are very detailed and excellent. 👍👍👍
If the world is destroyed by all this mess of things by the end of this book, it will have a similar feel to a Miyazaki Hidetaka game. If the author has played Miyazaki's games, the sequel could be written in the style of Bloodborne, Dark Souls, or Elden's Hair Ring.
It's really good, it's exactly the kind of novel I've been looking for! Hurry up and read it!
I always felt that Niu Tou was the male lead. He got a government job and sent women to him, two of them already, while the male lead still had nothing and was still running around everywhere.
Honestly, isn't the subject matter of this novel better than those overused, mass-produced novels?
It's alright, but these people all seem to have terrible character. I recommend the author to read "I Am God!" By History Blowing in the Wind (or something like that).