The Player Behind the Scenes: I Bring Mythology into Reality

As a behind-the-scenes novel, the early stage is no longer a toothpaste-like development. By the 12th chapter, it has basically covered the whole world. It just depends on whether the author can stop it. This kind of fast pace is more likely to collapse. Moreover, the author is even-keeled and cares about the Western world. Cool article

It looks good from the front, even with a hint of surprise. Behind the scenes, its early development is different from most others. The pace is faster and there are no routines, which surprised me a little. Unfortunately, it felt too fast later on (I saw Chapter 45? Kunlun Mountain opens.). When I didn't stop, I felt that it should be more stable and there should be a specific plot (the macro picture should be there, and the micro aspects of living beings should also be there, but it is not the kind of casual writing of a few sentences). It's okay to have a fast pace in the early stage, but if you continue to pursue fast and fast later, it will feel easy to collapse and boring. The fast pace can be occasionally mixed with "slow" plots, otherwise it is just a matter of imagination to see how the protagonist develops. We are standing too high now. We need to lower ourselves to the level of ordinary people and tell their stories. Come on author! I hope it will be longer!

It seems pretty good at the moment. There are no big drawbacks. It is just that the combat effectiveness of ordinary people may be too high. If the combat effectiveness of a soldier is 10, then the combat effectiveness of 10 soldiers should be 150. The combat effectiveness of an ordinary person is at most 3. The combat effectiveness of 10 ordinary people is The combat power may only be 20, because ordinary people can easily become a liability as long as they are slightly injured. A scratch on the leg, a non-fatal injury that looks like bleeding but the actual damage is just that, is likely to cause a bunch of ordinary people to lose their combat power, or even run away quickly and disrupt the formation.

One good thing about this novel is that the whole world is strong, not just one country alone.

Well... I have only read about 10 chapters so far. Overall, it is very enjoyable. It is a non-traditional small-scale activity in the early stage behind the scenes, but there are also some shortcomings. For example, there are a few battles between gods, but there is no destructive power. There are no dead people and no terrain damage, so I can't feel the specific fighting power between the gods!

The pace is the fastest among the behind-the-scenes spiritual recovery novels I have read so far.

It's good-looking, but why are the ones who wake up all women?

Did the author change the entire book?

Like, rare, writing about Egyptian mythology

A huge world view, frequent big scenes, rapid development of the world, absolutely behind the scenes