Ever since humanity left the Garden of Eden, it has suffered under the weight of original sin. The original sin humanity is born with drives the wheels of desire and conflict ever onward.
God and this world have grown distant from one another. The last remnants of angelic blood remain behind on earth, building the Eighteen Ramparts, humanity's final line of defense against calamities and devils. For two millennia, they have fought without end, alongside the war between humanity and the gods.
Every thousand years, the devils awaken and once again wreak havoc on this ravaged world.
The ancient stone tablets of Moses, inscribed with the Book of Exodus; the Eighteen Ramparts, home to the surviving angels who represent humanity's last line of defense: this is the war between humanity and the gods, the war between humanity and original sin. We will overturn with our own hands the age still ruled by the gods. The Eighteen Ramparts will forever be humanity's bulwark, keeping watch over the storm.
Martyrs, and a ravaged land.
The Pantheon, the Round Table Alliance, Beowulf, Abraham: the last angels will hold aloft an innocent sky for humanity.
This is the struggle between humanity and original sin, between human nature and animal instinct.
To keep every person from being consumed by the original sin they were born with, humanity will turn utopia into reality.
Humanity will bring that grand “ideal state” to life.
This is a Western fantasy novel that I have read in recent years. The language is gorgeous and has the flavor of Jiangnan at the beginning. The young man resolutely embarks on the path of pursuing the truth after being mutated. It also depicts the appearance of a real young man, who is confused and perseverant. I hope the author can persevere.
It's very good, with a lot of knowledge points, and incorporates a lot of mythological stories (even very niche ones), but it still has the style of a human hymn. However, after all, the protagonist has a sense of destiny that everyone knows. I prefer the feeling of growing up purely by my own efforts, rather than the destiny of everything. Come on, author (but how much information did you check)
I took a rough look at the content of the book and found it very interesting. The author consulted a lot of information and used words, etc., Which put his writing skills to the test. Anyway, I would definitely not be able to come up with two words in three days. I am looking forward to the next development (I will add more after I finish reading the book)
How to say it, don't use too many meaningless descriptions and metaphors. The easiest thing to do is to move Jin Shining and Enkidu by force. It's hard to move and it's disgusting. This is disgusting to everyone who knows these things. People who don't understand it will find it even more incomprehensible when they read it.
Come on, come on, come on
A very good human epic that celebrates the greatness of mankind in its struggle against original sin.
It's quite enjoyable to watch. The beginning of the story makes people look forward to it. I don't know how the subsequent story will start. I also hope that the protagonist will never give up. I don't know why, but when the monster appeared, it reminded me of those abnormal bodies in Yueji (unconsciously substituted)