Gods Above: The Myth Begins When I’m Framed and Expelled

This is an interstellar martial arts epic that subverts imagination With amazing imagination, the author perfectly integrates urban martial arts, interstellar civilization and mysterious systems to build a grand worldview with rich layers. A thrilling journey from the Blue Star to the Kuiper Belt, the book depicts wonders and crises on a cosmic scale with a cinematic lens-like touch, with a strong visual sense. The suspense triggered by the three words "the door is opened" instantly filled the story with tension. The writing style of Jin Daoshanren combines the coldness of science fiction and the magnificence of mythology. The setting is novel and solid, and the rhythm is tight and gripping. It is a hard-core masterpiece that can instantly immerse people. It is highly recommended with five stars!

Five-star recommendation! A high-energy start! Blood-colored star maps, star tombs, giant bones and hands... The author uses a very graphic touch to instantly pull readers into a vast and mysterious universe scene. The three words "The door is open" are like a thunder, exploding countless suspense. The sci-fi setting is perfectly intertwined with the mysterious atmosphere, and the rhythm is as tight as a movie shot, making people breathlessly chase the fate of the "Kunlun". This is not only a starry sky adventure, but also a shocking inquiry about civilization, truth and the unknown. The setting is novel and the suspense is high. Looking forward to the next part!

It takes off with a brisk rhythm. Every step after dropping out of school is hidden with mythical foreshadowing. I love it.

It's so exciting, the boss's work is extraordinary [Like]

I read this book accidentally and found that the characters are vivid, full-bodied, very attractive, and very immersive. Five-star praise [like][like][like]

The writing is good, the subject matter is novel, and the concept is clever. I am ready to continue reading.

Recommended, looks great, worth looking forward to.

How should I put it? I feel like there should be a female protagonist in the later stages, mainly because there are so many descriptions of female appearances, and most of the supporting characters I watched are female, and only the villain is male.

This book is beautiful, and I feel like I still have more to read after reading it.

The whole film has a full atmosphere and the plot is smooth and natural. The characters are full and charming, and the writing is great!