When the Gods Invade, Humanity Reigns Supreme

I really enjoyed this book. I liked this kind of urban high-level martial arts without floating. It didn't start with a golden finger to crush it. The plot of Su Han looking for gangsters and breaking into a casino to collect medical expenses for his sister was a bit heart-wrenching. You can also feel his helplessness and toughness. The clues of "Invasion of Gods" in the background are buried relatively naturally, combined with daily life difficulties, not obtrusive, and I look forward to the main plot unfolding later [Thoughts]

His words are like drizzle moistening things, quietly soaking into the back of the paper. The writing is not ostentatious, but the words are powerful, and there is a quiet rhythm flowing between the paragraphs, as if every sentence has been refined, not one point more, not one centimeter less. The plot advances like a meandering stream, natural and not deliberate. Every frown and smile of the characters has its origin, and the emotional ups and downs are hidden in the details. It makes you immersed in reading without knowing it. He is good at using line drawings to outline vivid scenes in just a few words. The environment and mood are intertwined to form a unique narrative atmosphere. There is no exaggerated rhetoric or sudden plot twists. It just tells a story steadily, but it makes people unable to put it down for a long time after reading it. This kind of goodness is not the excitement of noisy, but the shock of silence, like a lamp in the middle of the night, illuminating the softest corner deep in the heart.

The author's writing is very visual, and you can imagine the undercurrent of the world at once. From looking up at the stars to looking down into the abyss, and then onto the human heart, the logic is smooth and makes people look forward to the subsequent development. I hope that the growth of the protagonist and the display of the power of the human race can be more natural and not too abrupt. I will mark the update first.

I opened it by accident and read dozens of chapters. The setting of the protagonist Su Han is quite poignant - he is not a school bully who always tries to be cool, but an ordinary person who is struggling to support his family and sister. He pretends to be "Yam Luo" to protect himself while secretly working several jobs to save money. This contrast is very real. The first few chapters set up the plot of the family's dilemma and the hidden monster without any delay. It's effortless to read and is worth following.

I once again felt the feeling of killing a god, but what is different from killing a god is that the novel is completely based on the human race. All gods, monsters, and weirdos are the opposite of the human race, and the human race is constantly striving for self-improvement. The human race moves forward in awe and resistance, awakening in silence and shouting. The human race cannot fly without wings, cannot swim without scales, lives less than a hundred years, and cannot carry a cauldron. Use fire to dispel darkness, use bones to build cities, and use blood to write history. We burn our bodies with fire just to light the way forward. We pass on from generation to generation, and the fire will never be extinguished. The spine that refused to bow, these words really touched me. The human race does not rely on becoming a god or relying on external forces. It relies on itself to become stronger step by step, resist step by step, and become the highest in the world step by step. It dares to draw its sword against gods. The human race itself is the leader of all spirits and the master of the world.

I have read them all, and to be honest, this is the novel with the most complete system of cultivation that I have ever read. It is also the novel that pays the most attention to the development of human race. Different cultivation systems exist in various countries and regions. Dragon Kingdom: Martial Arts, Immortal Cultivation, Humanity Awakening Tianzhu: yogi, monk Japan: Onmyoji, Ninja Southeast Asia: Wizard, head-dropper Central Asia: Desert Spirit Walkers Nordic: magician, superpower Western Europe: Paladin, superpower Africa: Beast Soul Messenger United States: Genetic Warriors, Mecha Warriors South America: Kulaka Wachi (Ancient Warrior) Oceania: Natural Speaker Russia: War Soul Awakener. I hope the author can grasp it in the future.

To be honest, it was the first time I read a male novel. At first I thought it was related to the main character's student career. But later I felt that was not the case. The book mainly revolves around the human race, who are the masters of all spirits. A very nice book. At first, he had no desire to read it, but when he saw that his sister suddenly fell ill, he suddenly felt that the book was interesting, so he continued to read it. He didn't want his sister to end badly. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update as soon as possible. I feel like this book is definitely going to survive, so I'll take advantage of it first.

The author is indeed very attentive. He must have searched for the customs and culture of various countries around the world for a long time and compiled it with great pains. It is the first time I have read a novel with so many cultivation methods, all of which involve the human race. Martial arts and immortality practitioners in our country all know that the author added the strongest human being to highlight the human race. The European paladins are indeed more in line with Western culture, originating from the Frankish Kingdom in Europe, and the magicians are indeed products of the West. As for the superpowers, I don't quite understand them. They may be borrowed from other novels. The animal soul messengers in Africa are indeed more reasonable. Do Africans believe in totems? The head-dropping masters and wizards in Southeast Asia can understand. The spiritual walkers in Central Asia did not understand what was going on. The North Bear Country should refer to Russia. Is the War Spirit Awakening related to the cold? I don't quite understand. The natural speakers in Oceania are indeed similar in approach and approach, and those in Oceania do believe more in the power of nature. The United States is the United States. The United States is a big country in science and technology. The super genetic warriors and mecha warriors mentioned are indeed very technological. These are Captain America and Iron Man. Kulaka Waqi from South America probably wrote it as an ancient warrior, but I don't quite understand it either. The ninjas and onmyoji of Sakura Country have a good understanding of each other. I wonder if the ninja has anything to do with Naruto, but the onmyoji should summon the power of the gods, but the humans fight against the gods! It's a bit contradictory. The author looks forward to the opportunity to introduce in detail the specific capabilities of each country and continent's strengthening system.

I'm tired of reading the same urban articles, but this one made my eyes shine! The character of Su Han is very realistic. In life, he is a poor boy who works hard for his family, but in school he uses his status as a school bully to arm himself. This sense of contrast is very strong, and it is particularly immersive to read, and you can truly feel his helplessness and tenacity. Moreover, the rhythm of the early plot is well controlled. The three lines of daily life, part-time work, and mysterious monsters are interspersed very naturally without being confusing at all. It is worth following 👍

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