
The World-Ending Flood Begins, So I Summon Yu the Great!
开局灭世洪水,我反手召唤大禹!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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26Reads · 30 days
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While I enjoyed reading other mythological battle novels, I always felt something was missing. This novel answered that question. The conflict between gods doesn't align with my core beliefs because my upbringing taught me that there are no saviors like gods, and that changing the world through practice is what I believe in.
This is a very interesting and refreshing book. It achieves what I've always dreamed of: no historical or mythological gaps, showing that Chinese people have triumphed over nature. While it has some minor flaws, they don't detract from its overall excellence. I think it's very good. Most importantly, someone has managed to write a book without any historical or mythological gaps, and I think that's the most crucial point.
I found this very good; the theme of human will fighting against divine authority is very fresh.
There are fewer exciting moments, but it feels more like a country. There's no need to add a bunch of settings and forget history and mythology; it's not a one-man show.
This is very different from the usual articles on national destiny. While others rely on God, he relies on man.
So exciting and good!
It looks nice, but there's some messiness in some places.
Among a multitude of articles on the fate of the nation, his stands out and resonates more deeply with readers.
The pinnacle of art surpasses even the gods.
Keep it up, it's very well written.