When All the Immortals Forget Me
当所有神仙遗忘我
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- Ongoing
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- 385k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Honghuang: The God Forgotten by the Three Realms洪荒：被三界遗忘的神Alternate title on Fanqie
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I spent an afternoon reading it… I don't understand why so few people read it. I checked the comments, and there was only one malicious negative review. The combination of Cthulhu and Journey to the West/Primordial Era is quite interesting. Gathering information from the future to travel back to the past, and then changing the future through the butterfly effect?
It's great! I almost scrolled away because there were no comments and not many people were reading it. This kind of subject matter is relatively rare. The others are all formulaic, full of showing off and face-slapping, which makes me angry. Keep up the good work, author!
I've read quite a few Cthulhu novels, but they're mostly urban fiction. This is the first time I've seen one set in a prehistoric mythology world. The content is rich, with foreshadowing and setup; it's not just a wish-fulfillment story, but offers room for thought. This is one of the most memorable books I've read in the last seven years. I highly recommend reading it.
This is an excellent novel. I rarely rate novels, but I can guarantee from my ten years of reading experience that if it doesn't fall apart later on, this novel could create its own niche in the prehistoric and Cthulhu genres.
I haven't read a novel that captivated me like this in a long time. The theme is incredibly appealing; the fusion of Cthulhu and Celestial mythology is remarkably novel. The writing is flawless, and I highly recommend it. I just hope the author updates frequently and doesn't abandon the story—I'm really worried! For those who want to read this book gradually, please read a few dozen chapters and give it a five-star review before continuing. I highly recommend it!
The writing is excellent! It's captivating and easy to read! Each short story is meaningful, resonating with real-life people and events, and offering inspiration! It provides insights into real-life dilemmas, and reading it broadens my perspective! Thank you so much!
Wow, this is absolutely amazing! The phrase "vivid characters" doesn't even begin to describe it. It feels like the characters in this book aren't just two-dimensional figures, but have been given real souls by the author. It's so well-written!
Why is nobody reading this? It's really good, completely different from those wish-fulfillment novels with leveling up and monster-slaying mechanics. 👍👍 It's really good, but you can't watch it too fast.
Although it was a bit confusing at first, it felt very profound, depicting the past, present, and future. This book is good! Those with a bright mind can understand it.
It's alright, the premise is interesting, but the writing style is problematic. It doesn't reveal all the details at the beginning; there's no process of creating and resolving plot holes, no sense of mystery. After Bodhi Patriarch tells everything, the rest of the plot becomes completely uninteresting, as if you can see the end from the beginning.