[Horror + Oriental fantasy + Cthulhu elements + non-travel + plot flow + suspense flow + no routines + no system + no brainlessness + unpleasant writing] [Those who mind, please proceed with caution] [The first 5 chapters are a slow build-up, and then it gets better, there is a detailed outline, so read with confidence! ] In the Divine Grace Continent, there is a lack of spiritual energy. If you want to practice, you can only serve the gods in the upper world, offer sacrifices, and pray for the spiritual power to come down.
If you don't want to practice, then you may become a sacrifice...
As for Chen Sheng, he just wants to survive in this world
Reader comments
When I first read "Down in the Belly of God", I was attracted by its unique and diverse style. Horror, time travel and fantasy elements are intertwined to create a fantasy and weird world that is so fresh that people can't help but immerse themselves in it. The protagonist Chen Sheng stunned everyone as soon as he appeared on the stage. He showed high-strength martial arts in the martial arts arena and easily defeated the enemy with the light of sword and shadow. It was completely different from the impression of Chen Sheng of the Dazexiang Uprising. This setting is very novel. Although only 40,000 words have been updated so far, the story has a tight rhythm and a fascinating plot, which has fully demonstrated the author's imagination and narrative skills. People are full of expectations for the subsequent plot and can't wait to know what kind of adventures Chen Sheng will experience in this wonderful world.
Facing the indescribable and terrifying existence, even a powerful martial arts master is as weak and helpless as a candle in the wind. The author spends a lot of pen and ink describing this crazy world, highlighting the horror and despair, and writing about the sticky feeling that cannot be dissolved or escaped.
This novel has just been published with more than 40,000 words, but it has already attracted my attention. The fantastic plot, the homonym and the funny jokes make me eager to read it. Although Chen Sheng is not the Chen Sheng of the Dazexiang Uprising, his abilities are much better than that Chen Sheng. Let's wait for the update and comment after reading it!
The story is compact and exciting
It feels a bit weird and fairy-like.
The writing is very mature, and the plot at the beginning goes too fast, making it difficult to understand.
When I first read "Down in the Belly of God", I was attracted by its unique and diverse style. Horror, time travel and fantasy elements are intertwined to create a fantasy and weird world that is so fresh that people can't help but immerse themselves in it. The protagonist Chen Sheng stunned everyone as soon as he appeared on the stage. He showed high-strength martial arts in the martial arts arena and easily defeated the enemy with the light of sword and shadow. It was completely different from the impression of Chen Sheng of the Dazexiang Uprising. This setting is very novel. Although only 40,000 words have been updated so far, the story has a tight rhythm and a fascinating plot, which has fully demonstrated the author's imagination and narrative skills. People are full of expectations for the subsequent plot and can't wait to know what kind of adventures Chen Sheng will experience in this wonderful world.
Facing the indescribable and terrifying existence, even a powerful martial arts master is as weak and helpless as a candle in the wind. The author spends a lot of pen and ink describing this crazy world, highlighting the horror and despair, and writing about the sticky feeling that cannot be dissolved or escaped.
This novel has just been published with more than 40,000 words, but it has already attracted my attention. The fantastic plot, the homonym and the funny jokes make me eager to read it. Although Chen Sheng is not the Chen Sheng of the Dazexiang Uprising, his abilities are much better than that Chen Sheng. Let's wait for the update and comment after reading it!
The story is compact and exciting
It feels a bit weird and fairy-like.
The writing is very mature, and the plot at the beginning goes too fast, making it difficult to understand.