The Great Proletarian Revolution in the World of the Gods

Name: The Great Proletarian Revolution in the World of the Gods
Author: The Empire's Eagle

神祇世界中的伟大无产阶级革命

by The Empire's Eagle (帝国的天鹰)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 383k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: European Fantasy
Updated: 11mo ago
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【Proletarian Revolution】【The Liberation of Humanity Worldwide】【Industry vs. the Divine】 Since the world’s beginning, theocracy has hung over countless planes like an eternal gloom. The gods see humanity as lambs, binding them with faith and oppressing and enslaving them at will, confining the flames of thought to an everlasting night. For thousands upon thousands of years, generation after generation, it has always been so. But is this truly the final answer fate has in store? When the cry for freedom crashes against the walls of theocracy, when the ideal of equality confronts the arrogance of privilege, when the banner of liberation meets the gods’ brutal repression, that is when the gods begin to tremble. Steam roars, shattering the church’s keen blades; cannon fire scorches the skies, annihilating the supernatural powers of the gods’ chosen; steel tanks crush the fallen bodies of divine beasts; silver-winged aircraft break through the dragons’ roars; starships patrol the heavens, shattering the lofty divine realms. Yet the sharpest weapon is awakened thought: Marxism-Leninism, like dawn, pierces the darkness in people’s hearts and breaks the spiritual shackles that have endured for tens of thousands of years. The Soviet Alliance! A nation without the gods’ blessing, forged by the common people with their own hands and founded on flesh, blood, and conviction. From the very moment of its birth, it has endured the frenzied encirclement of the churches and gods. Yet it has grown amid the fires of war, standing tall through successive Five-Year Plans, a wartime system, and the will of the entire people, becoming a monument that makes even the gods tremble. They dreamed of wiping out this crimson spark with divine power, but all they heard was an answer that shook countless worlds: “Death does not belong to the proletariat!” The red flag will sweep across countless worlds, setting fire to every old order built on oppression and enslavement. May the gods still lost in their delusions of theocracy go meet their grim reaper! “Long live the liberation of humanity, long live the nations of the world”

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Yes, but one question is ignored: is the extraordinary still there? There is Chaofan, and he still plays with cannonballs. It's better to try to raise the level of technology as much as possible. Otherwise, for Chaofan, it doesn't matter whether he has cannonballs or not [laughs and cries]
12 likes12mo ago
The most precious thing for a person is life. Life is only once for everyone. A person's life should be spent like this. When recalling the past, he will not regret for wasting his years, nor will he be ashamed for being inactive. When he is dying, he can say: My whole life and all my energy have been dedicated to the most heroic cause in the world, fighting for the liberation of mankind.
12 likes1y ago
Liberation theology, start!
10 likes1y ago
It's pretty good. I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary so far, but it's actually very well written.
8 likes1y ago
Well written. Some suggestions: Has the author given much thought to the Stirling engine? As an external combustion engine, it has 70% fewer parts than a steam engine, does not require a water tank, and has a slightly higher theoretical working efficiency than a gasoline engine. Born on the eve of the second industrial revolution, external combustion engines are not as flexible as internal combustion engines, so they are not used on a large scale. Currently it is only used for nuclear submarine drives and low temperature difference environments.
7 likes12mo ago
I want to ask, what level is that "god"? When I first saw it, I thought it was a big elbow. Secondly, it was this god. His own territory was already occupied. Why didn't he study the other party?
6 likes11mo ago
Take a good look and give five stars to the great proletarianism
6 likes12mo ago
A very good book, highly recommended
5 likes1y ago
There are some shortcomings in firearms. The early heavy matchlock guns cannot penetrate the heavy armor of knights.
5 likes1y ago
I haven't seen any surprises yet, but there will definitely be extraordinary births related to gods in the future, which means at least getting to the technology tree of missiles and even nuclear bombs, giving it a five-star rating to improve it, and don't collapse later.
4 likes11mo ago

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