Mythology Restored: I Build an Eternal Huaxia in History

When I saw this book, I thought there was another author writing this type of story, but when I clicked into the homepage, it was you again! Please keep writing!

Although it uses some mysterious settings, the writing is quite good, the logic is sound, and the setting is very interesting. It's fantastic! Author, please don't abandon this story! 👍👍👍👍

Currently, there's no mention of a female lead wanting to transform high-fashion martial arts into a technology-driven system (they created a mythology restorer? The more they restore, the stronger they become—is that true? Can this really be considered technology?). She wears a suit, chants "Praise the Goddess," and creates this Chinese mythology, only later changing to Eastern clothing.

The subject matter is novel, and the writing style is acceptable, but the plot points where the protagonist is ridiculed and then suffers a humiliating defeat could be reduced.

It's very well written, I don't know why the score is so low. Currently, there's no female lead, and no major flaws. The first version incorporates some backgrounds of the best friend, and it doesn't feel off-track. Author, please update soon!

I don't know how to put it. The basic architecture is supposed to help transform the mythical era into a magic-free, technologically advanced era, but all I see is mythology—a mythological revival, constructing mythology with faith, and deepening that faith. Our current faith is irrelevant because we know gods don't exist; having a belief is enough.

I feel the writing is very good; the first 26 chapters are all quite good. However, some classmates disliked the plot because it felt too familiar; they'd seen too many and knew the general outline. Perhaps less of this kind of plot would have resulted in a higher rating. Also, there's a huge flaw: changing the past isn't as simple as just replacing the emperor.

I have a question I hope the author can answer. Were the Western gods also created by the myth restorers? If not, doesn't that mean the Western gods are stronger? How did the Eastern gods finally come to the mortal world? Was it by creating statues to guide the immortals? Or, like the Black and White Impermanence in the present day, were false immortals created first, and then the real immortals returned according to cause and effect and the progress of myth restoration?

It's alright, but there are quite a few plot holes left unresolved; it remains to be seen how the author will fill them. Also, the word count is too low. Seriously, could you please reduce the number of scenes where characters show off and get humiliated? You do this every time; anyone would get annoyed after a while.

This book has such a low rating! It should be much higher! The writing is fluent, the logic is sound, and the content is original; it's a masterpiece among Tomato's works! The only problem is the frustrating wait for updates—that's not the author's fault, it's mine! I don't know why the rating is so low; I have to give it a five-star review to show my support.