[Currently undergoing a major revision]
[Male-oriented invincible protagonist + light ensemble cast + talent awakening + System + reincarnation + pseudo-infinite + containment of heretics + interstellar universe]
That day, the world was split in two: one half became void, the other was reborn.
A god stood amid raging flames and black mist, gazing down at all living things as he delivered a divine decree:
“Before the Demon-Illuminating Mirror, may you forget your sorrows.”
On 21st-century Blue Star, there are two kinds of people with special status: “contestants” and “prisoners.”
Once they awaken their talents, contestants travel through dungeon spaces and contain resurrected ancient artifacts such as the [Bronze Standing Figure] and the [Sword of King Goujian of Yue];
“Prisoners,” meanwhile, are enemies of all humankind. They seek to overthrow the entire planet and lead every living being toward a grand death.
Qin Shuo moves alone between different factions, wielding absolute power and earning a fearsome reputation. Everyone wants him dead.
Until at last, the world discovers the truth: he was the only god all along.
[Proper title: The Prisoner God]
[Any content that does not conform to objective reality is fictional. Please do not apply it to real life!]
I saw this book a long time ago and added it to my bookshelf without even reading it. Today I thought about it and read it and found that there were no ratings yet. It turned out that there were too few people reading it 🤦 🤦 I was curious so I read it, and I could feel that the author had something to write, but was too anxious. The first few chapters made people feel that it was not the protagonist who lost his memory but the reader. At least there needs to be a basic introduction. The introduction to the plot is very abrupt and gives people a strong sense of amnesia. It has the same feeling as the novel written by my high school classmate in the first year of high school. It has content and background, but no introduction, which tests the reader's patience. Being able to write 300,000 shows that the author really has the energy and time to write a novel. You might as well change the front and introduce a few things. Tell the readers more generously without leaving suspense, and don't let the readers infer the background of the characters and the background of the world on their own. The author himself knows the background of the story and the characters, but I don't know 🤦 The first five chapters are really unreadable, not attractive, very dry and astringent (Changed to kick me)