Her Child Vanished Abroad, So the Mother Came to Me at Night with Three Incense Sticks

Three incense sticks are lit to pray for all trafficked children.

Wishing all the boys: ✨Charming and dashing✨ ✨Elegant and refined✨ ✨Tender and beautiful✨ ✨Gentle and refined✨ ✨Bright and clear-eyed✨ ✨Handsome and dashing✨ ✨Talented and outstanding✨ ✨Exceptional appearance and handsome✨ ✨Refined and dignified✨ ✨Fresh and handsome✨ ✨Sword-like eyebrows and starry eyes✨ ✨Straight nose and thin lips✨ ✨Elegant and dashing✨ ✨Handsome and refined✨ ✨Beautiful and…

You are the third book I've liked. The first was *Lord of Mysteries*, and the second was *Startled Awake from a Dying Illness: The Old Gods Are Myself—Gods of Wisdom, Gentleness, and Kindness*.

Chapter 53's title made me think it was one of those stories about becoming a god from scratch, but it turns out it's about a true god, haha. Great, no need to read about the path of growth (although the protagonist doesn't seem to have a path of growth in the setting). Overall, it's a very good ensemble piece.

It's pretty good. I'm wondering if the main character is the Emperor of Fengdu, but he also looks a bit like the King of Hell. However, the King of Hell doesn't seem to have the ability to bestow divine titles upon other gods. Author, please update soon! The updates are so slow, or I'll get a little whipping you! 😏

The author should change the title to something better; I almost missed it because of this book's title.

Don't be misled by the title; it's a very good read, a novel centered around a pantheon of gods, with many foreshadowing elements that I look forward to the author unraveling.

It's a good read; the background is well-developed, the story is interesting, and the logic is generally sound. The characters don't fall apart later on. The only downsides are the title, the overly broad framework, and the gradual unfolding of content, which can be tiring to read. There are also many character names that are hard to remember, and the main plot is interspersed with side stories.

It's an ensemble piece, and personally, I think this novel is alright, but it's on hiatus. It's really painful that so many of my favorite novels have gone on hiatus 😢

The theme is relatively novel and the writing is quite interesting and engaging, but I can't keep up with it. I'd give it four and a half stars for the theme, but the writing style is only three stars. It's readable, that's all I can say, but it's hard for me to keep reading. I'll probably just read it all at once when I have nothing else to read, then leave it on the shelf again—a bit of a letdown? That's about it. I'll give the author four stars as encouragement; I hope they keep improving!