I Light Incense to Worship the Gods, but the Gods Say I Don't Smell Good.

The logical details throughout the article are handled very well, which is very enjoyable. The most important thing is that this is the only novel I have seen in the god revival novels in which the Chinese gods remain in their full glory. Other similar novels are about foreign gods surviving and harassing China, and then the protagonist group struggles to support it, which is very frustrating. Here, not only does heaven always exist, but the ancient gods are also constantly resurrecting. If the enemy dares to provoke, Nezha directly breaks into the upright God of Slaughter in another country, which is very satisfying. Also, similar novels will also have plots in which the onmyoji come to China to cause trouble in their childhood. Here, the protagonist goes to the island country in advance, causes the monsters to rebel, and directly destroys Takamagahara [laughs evilly], it is really cool to read! ! !

OK, xdm, finished reading. According to my feelings, this book has the feeling of "Floating Life", but the invincibility of the protagonist makes up for the shortcomings of "Floating Life" from time to time, but this book is not entirely like "Floating Life", so I think this book is quite good. So far, I haven't seen any bad points. The logic is self-consistent and the writing style also has some funny characteristics. It is suitable for passing time. Even if you are doing other things halfway through, it is still good to continue reading later. I hope the author will continue to work hard! I hope to write more about the past experiences of monsters. After all, readers come here to read stories. If you write good stories, the number of readers will naturally increase.

I briefly read a part of the plot and made some rough suggestions: overall it is pretty good, but I feel that the characters of the two protagonists are insufficiently portrayed. The plot currently has no sense of ups and downs and is a bit boring. The research on ghosts is very detailed and worthy of praise, but there is no need for too much space. Some of it can be placed after paragraphs or chapters. The current plot I'm thinking about it all the time, but I always feel it's a bit incoherent. When I saw Jiang Li getting married, I always felt weird. Why are so many monsters coming to interfere with the marriage of a human being? Although there is an explanation, the logic still doesn't make sense. If you care about the union of a human being and a human being, and say it's not according to etiquette, then the monsters must be reasonable. If there is a legacy of reasoning, , there is no reason not to know the two protagonists, and they come to die one by one. Emmm, it can be considered a flaw. The novel should have a stronger story. Although it is to explain knowledge, it still needs to have a smooth plot. Moreover, the author obviously lacks description of the details of the battle. It may be due to insufficient writing power, or it may be the plot. The situation requires it, but I personally hope that the description can be clearer. I feel it would be better to reflect the monster's ability and origin in the battle. This novel still has great potential, the subject matter is novel, and the author is also very serious about the research on these legends. I also hope that the author will continue to work hard, and I will continue to support [send heart][send heart][send heart]

The subject matter is very good, but it keeps quoting classics and classics, and reading the long explanation makes my head hurt. My personal opinion is that if you don't like it, don't criticize it (I don't want to start a quarrel). It's quite interesting to read. It would be better if there were less popular science.

Sisters who like to chat, but are afraid that it will be too boring and disgusting can go for it. The male and female protagonists of this novel do not hug each other, have heartbeats, look at each other affectionately, and have no sweet words, but they get along very naturally and are very friendly. Damn it, who knows. I have searched so many single female protagonists in male videos, but in every book, the female protagonist has a shy face and small hands and feet. Jiao Didi or something, how disgusting is it? Finally, here comes a book where the heroine doesn't blush all the time, and many male novels describe how handsome the male protagonist is, but it just gives me a greasy and vulgar feeling. Of course, it's not just male or female novels, it's also quite disgusting. She cries and makes her legs weak when being kissed at every turn. Especially if the soft heroine is kissed by some adult and makes her cry, don't be too disgusted. To sum up, this book beats many male and female fans in terms of emotional lines. Oh, by the way, the author is the barrage in the live broadcast. Can you add a barrage of one or two CP classes? You just don't want to have too many CPs about the male and female protagonists, and it doesn't have to be there every time, just one or two occasionally. For example, the male protagonist you wrote last time fell asleep on the recliner. When he woke up, he just found the female protagonist wiping a cake on his face. He just lay there obediently and asked the female protagonist to spread the cake for him. After that, you can add a few cp barrages. Also, you can add a little bit to the section where the male protagonist is holding an umbrella in the snow and waiting for the female protagonist. It doesn't need to be too much, just one or two or a dozen words or oh, I don't know how to say it. I just hope the author can write a little bit.

The combination of science popularization and plot is very good, not stiff, and it can be seen that the author has really worked hard. Many folk culture materials are found well, which is the characteristic of this book. The book review said that if you don't want to see people who are popular science go out, you can go to read cool articles. No one is pressing your head here.

It's really beautiful. It not only promotes traditional Chinese culture, but also makes people feel special. (In it, Mr. Yuan becomes a god)

I feel that the portrayal of each character is not deep enough. There is less portrayal of expressions and movements, and more portrayal of language. As a result, the characters are not three-dimensional enough and have rhyme but no spirit. But the overall plot is okay Then there is the characterization that is a bit deliberate and feels redundant in some places. However, the transition between the plots is very smooth. I felt very comfortable while reading this book, but it was also a bit strange and had a very contradictory feeling.

It can be seen in this book that the author has put in a lot of effort. After all, how each monster was born and what the story is needs to be recorded and understood in advance. The author's writing style is very good and she writes quite often three times a day. You can read every one of her books.

This book can be said to be very beautiful. The author's writing power can be seen in the content of the book. There are many popular jokes in this book, all of which are well integrated. In it, the gods are no longer superior, but have become the same people as the neighbors next door.

Do you really like this type of daily invincible single heroine or a double strong and two-person immortal novel? Do you have any similar recommendations? I'm halfway through this book.

After reading Chapter 50, I overall feel that the quality of this book is really good. Everything about this book is laid out in the introduction, so I don't need to introduce anything else. The author knows very well what young people, especially netizens, like to watch, so in the setting of the system and double penetration, there are very few scenes, and the treatment is done in a way that makes people feel acceptable and not offensive. Apart from these, the author really knows a lot about traditional Chinese monster myths, local folk customs, and biographies of monsters, and has done a lot of preparation and investigation. The overall writing rhythm is very comfortable, like drinking a glass of old wine. There is no fighting and killing, and there is no strong hostility. The monsters and people here seem to have come from history and are telling their stories. I think this book is very real from some aspects. If you ignore the surreal settings, every character in it, including the monsters, is very real, which also reflects the author's meticulous characterization. I personally like this work very much. It has brought my own tranquility to the noisy world. In the modern era of drunkenness and spiritual emptiness, it has brought me the shock of traditional Chinese culture and the confusing colors of gods, ghosts and monsters. I was almost not in a hurry when reading this book, because I knew that the content of the next chapter would also satisfy me, so I enjoyed it while reading it. I hope you can also experience this enjoyment, so I recommend it to you. However, I checked this author, and it seems that none of his books have been completed. This eunuch's habits make me have some concerns about the future of this book. More comments will be given after reading.

A very top-notch new book. It is no exaggeration to say that the modernization of mythology and weirdness is very good. It basically has three or five chapters with a short plot, interspersed with introductions to various spirits, covering all kinds of ancient books, and the information is extremely informative.

Can see. (As we all know, you cannot read paragraph reviews of mythological novels, they are a bunch of bullies)

If you don't mind a lot of storytelling (mythology stories are 1 to 3 chapters in length with 5 to 7 chapters at intervals), it's a good mythology-related popular science/story article. At present, the plot of the angry youth in the Japanese chapter is handled quite well, with a slight overhaul. Good-looking, love watching [cool]

The imagination is very interesting, and the stories of various systems and gods are also very interesting. There are emerging myths from ancient and modern times, China and foreign countries, and even the black slave era. The knowledge enters my brain in a silky way [I understand] [laughing] The author of different versions of conflicting legends has also done his homework carefully and explained popular science. The couple travels through time together and lives forever together. In fact, it is more of a male perspective (I feel that I am afraid that readers will blame Tang Guan for casting a female protagonist, because the scene is really background-based, but I don't mind, it is good-looking with or without CP🉑) One star is that there are many small bugs in the storyline of the main plot and the sub-plot of killing monsters that cannot be looked at carefully. Ignore these🉑Input, what kind of bicycle is needed when the web article is written like this?

This is awesome, the novel version of Natsume's Book of Friends. I really like this one and have only read a dozen chapters. I feel like I've been chasing it for a long time. It's really great. Why did I discover it so early?

I like this kind of old married couple the most, and this article is very ordinary, with a strong daily style, and there are many interesting little clips in the middle, especially the part about Chong Er Fei, which really brought back childhood memories...

The writing is quite good, the introduction of gods and other things in it are very good, and the subject matter is also very novel. The male and female protagonists support each other and have lived together for so long. But I always felt a bit disconcerted when I looked at it. After reading some of it, I still felt like giving up. I'll look at it again after a while. Give it a stamp first. 2026.6.8.14.39

It's super good-looking, and the male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts who grew up together. This book is actually more focused on, well, the war between gods between countries and the popular science between gods and monsters. If you want to know more knowledge, you can read this book

It's so beautiful, why doesn't anyone come to see it?

This book is very enjoyable to read. I think it is a very good record and description of Chinese gods and ghosts, and it also separates the ancient myths of the pre-Qin Dynasty from the myths we are familiar with today in a detailed way. I personally think it is very interesting, but I don't think so. If the final boss of this book ends with all the other provinces uniting to attack China, I feel that by sending out a pick-up or a quasi-ti, we can directly destroy the opponent.

This is a novel that is very suitable for leisure reading. It introduces gods from various places, just like there are two versions of Marshal Tianpeng. Although it is not a big deal, at least you know it, right? [Understood][Understood][Understood]

It's really good to read, and the culture in it is so authentic. I haven't read a novel with such traditional culture in a long time. It will definitely be a hit. The scene with Mr. Yuan is also really touching [crying]

This is really good. It's the first time I've seen this subject. I checked out a lot of the content. The multi-ethnic and multi-folk customs of China as well as the origins and transformations of various gods are really interesting. A score of 9.2 To 9.5 Is definitely there.

A very good book and a very novel track. I talk less and don't say much, so I recommend it.

It's good to read, and I learned a lot about monsters and gods. I loved it. The author is also Quanzhou Licheng.

The ordinary daily life is mixed with mythological characters from various countries. There is no bloody plot or too spectacular ups and downs. But it feels wonderful to read. Every gap in ordinary life reveals the shadow of ordinary happiness.

It looks good, the writing style is well controlled, and it is very immersive. There is no feeling of collapse. The big scenes can barely be held. It would be more perfect if the plot of the big scenes and other pretentious things could be blended in.

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