[Western fantasy + two male leads + ensemble cast + adventure + coming of age + light novel + slow pace + not a power fantasy]
[Plenty of character interactions and details]
Seventy gods, seventy disasters, and the last god hidden among the people.
In a world where humans and gods coexist, the gods use their blessings to bring people prosperity, but their curses unleash disasters too devastating to bear.
The world decides to slay every god and free all of humanity from these calamities.
Wanda Hilda leads his team on a journey of slaughter.
Yet their final target, the seventieth god, is hidden neither in a mountaintop temple nor in a secret realm beneath the sea. Instead, the god blends in among humanity and walks the world.
Wanda and his companions are left confused: can slaying the gods really bring humanity prosperity?
As hunters and hunted travel side by side, the truth gradually comes to light.
Why did the Creator make the gods?
Is the plan behind the killings meant to save all of humanity, or destroy it entirely?
Who is the seventieth god?
“When the last god falls, will humanity be set free, or descend into the abyss?”
In this adventure of faith and fate, the true enemy and the answers may be far more complicated than all of humanity imagines.
A well-written and engaging adventure story with a vivid ensemble cast. I enjoyed their interactions. There's no absolute good or evil; it feels very realistic and nuanced. The author reflects on many things, and the foreshadowing gradually reveals itself later. In short, a great story! (P. S., I'm buying Shiyu's stock picks! I still haven't figured out his stance... But I'm quite a fan of Shiyu.)
The writing is excellent. It's one of Tomato's rare Western fantasy ensemble pieces, with very detailed descriptions. It's truly a rare find to discover such a wonderful work. In my opinion, it's definitely worthy of publication. The characters are so well-developed that I can genuinely love them!
This is a truly powerful book. The world-building is vast, and I've already felt it after reading just over thirty pages. Every character is vividly portrayed, and even the gods possess both divinity and humanity. The author's writing is excellent, and I hope it will be seen by more people in the future. I also feel that making it into a movie would be incredibly moving.
The world-building is mature, the setting is good, and the ensemble cast is excellent. I've read over fifty chapters so far, and this book is worth reading slowly and carefully. Within this Western fantasy world, it incorporates traditional Western fantasy elements while also blending in a touch of Eastern fantasy, which is a refreshing aspect. Keep up the good work, author! 💕💕
A very heartwarming adventure story with a unique worldview. It unfolds gently and slowly, like a fairytale, and is quite lengthy, allowing for a truly enjoyable read. It's another hidden gem; I can't help but feel a little regretful every time I see it (although personally, I think some common-sense issues don't need special explanation—it's a bit tedious 💕💕).
This book is great, the writing is excellent, and it's a team effort where everyone has their own strengths and is very talented. The only downside is the slow pace of the romance, but the plot is very engaging, and I'm increasingly looking forward to what happens next. I'm eager to know the identity of the seventieth god and what explosive plot twists will occur! 🤔
I started reading without reading the synopsis, assuming the main character was Shigure. But then I discovered each character had their own nuanced descriptions, and only after reading the synopsis did I realize it was an ensemble piece. I really love Shigure, hehehe, who can resist a tsundere little rabbit? I love the author's writing style; it's delicate, lively, and unique, unlike the dry, formulaic writing of other typical light novels. Keep up the good work!
The character descriptions are very detailed, and the daily interactions are super engaging. Keep up the good work, author!!!
It's great! The characters are very detailed and lifelike. I especially love the way the small groups fight together.
One thing leads to another, each link connected to the next, and the answer will eventually come to light. 🤔 I think it's really good! 😘