Chen Xuan is eating instant noodles when he transmigrates into Brahma, the most awkward kind of supreme god: after creating the world, he becomes all but invisible.
The gods regard him as nothing, and mortals have forgotten his name.
The gods do as they please, unleashing cataclysms that threaten to destroy the world; when an immortal loses his temper, all living things suffer.
Chen Xuan had hoped for a quiet life, but he witnesses firsthand the cries and sacrifices of the weak amid the chaos.
If the title of Creator God is nothing but an empty name, then he will redefine it!
With the power of creation as his foundation and the laws of order as his guiding principles,
he will establish a new order in this chaotic world, one that even Shiva’s destruction and Vishnu’s balance must obey.
This is not a war. It is a total remaking of the laws that govern the universe. And he will be its sole lawmaker and wielder of the sword.
Deconstructing Indian mythology from an oriental perspective, some places are a bit weird and acclimatized, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The content is a bit scattered.
I feel like the protagonist is so useless. What does Brahma have to fear? The most he can do is suffer some punishment. I haven't heard that the ascetic can kill Brahma! At most, you will suffer a little punishment. If Brahma is so good at hard training, he will be invincible long ago!
But there are no features of Indian mythology, and no revelations or miracles were shown to them. Show the protagonist's character and so on. Without this, it would be downgraded, and it might just be a dream, nothing more.
Use the logic of Chinese mythology to understand Indian mythology. Chinese mythology is essentially the incarnation of the supremacy of imperial power. Indian mythology is not like this. Essentially, the three-phase gods are one body with three sides. Brahma created the world with a dream, Vishnu is the defender of the dream, and Shiva is the awakening of the dream. In essence, the three-phase gods are all Brahma.
The story is novel. How did the master know that I was chasing Ganesh, the elephant god? They should have someone take good care of it. But now a batch of new books from Tomato have heavy traces of AI. Some documents have an official tone, and some chapters have been deleted and the content is out of touch. Come on, come on, it is still good-looking and creative transformation.
The protagonist, a batch of the God of Creation Water, looks quite aggrieved. He also wants to lick Shiva. He doesn't have the personality of a creator god at all.
It's quite novel. It's the first time I've read a book about traveling through time and becoming a three-phase god. Good luck to the author.
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After reading more than 30 chapters, it was quite boring. The main character is the three-phase god, Brahma, the creator of the world. According to the author's version. The author's Brahma should be regarded as quite strong and has an equal relationship with the other two guys. Anyway, looking at it, I feel that the protagonist is quite useless, just like a teaching assistant teacher, useful but not much, powerful but not much.
Although I don't know much about Indian mythology, I always feel that the author's writing is pretty good [Chigua]