Dedicated to Artemis

The author's writing skills are very skillful. There is no lag in the more than sixty chapters. The battle strategy is written with such passion. It is completely a story of Xiaoli's promotion. Watching Xiaoli gradually become the alpha wolf of nymphs makes me feel proud of having a daughter in my family. Even when I look at it, I get a little angry. This little Greek god is so evil. I feel a little proud of the man-wolf's plan, telling you to look down on human beings. I am also very satisfied with the description of the moon god. He is very proud and joyful. The gods have extraordinary power. The contempt for human qualities and the neglect of human beings are really right. But even though Moon Goddess is so arrogant, I can still feel the change in her feelings towards Xiaoli. It is natural to fall in love with Xiaoli, even though I haven't fallen in love yet. But Xiaoli, why do you fall in love with the moon god... Anyway, Xiao'e, I really want to kiss you! This kind and cute person is growing up quickly, and the puppy is also cute and fierce. I announce that a new iron triangle has appeared. I will continue to follow up on this story about Xiaoli's promotion. Sir, Xiaoli is the king!

Very nice. Confirmation from a bookworm of 20 years. A long time ago, I also thought about a proposition between rationality and instinct, civilization and barbarism. This article gave me a surprise. And my answer at that time was yes. When civilization and barbarism collide, barbarism will destroy civilization, and civilization will naturalize barbarism. The fire of civilization burning in the heroine's soul will eventually illuminate the cold under the moonlight of Artemis. This is my prediction for the follow-up after reading the first ten chapters. Although the process is difficult, barbarism will eventually lead to rationality.

It is a top-notch novel on Tomato. Com. The writing is very good, the plot is reasonable, and the characters do not do anything that goes against their character. It truly reflects the pain and loneliness that a soul from a civilized society feels after accidentally wandering into a savage mythological epic (but according to the current plot, it does make people curious whether the two protagonists can really get together in the end).

Come on, author ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾. It's good-looking, I really feel sorry for Sister Li, and I look forward to the future development. It depicts an ordinary and tough modern person who is forced to deny his soul while retaining the dignity and bottom line deep in his soul. The author's writing is also very good (because I won't praise it, but it is very good anyway). The only shortcoming of this book is that I came too early and finished it in just a few reads (っ╥╯╰╥c).

The heroine's personality is very charming, and her heart is always struggling to survive. To be honest, I really can't imagine the emotional line between her and God. Who will fall in love with the source of suffering. I think it may be better to regard this book as the growth line of the heroine. Of course, it also depends on how the author writes it. Maybe it can be written well.

A great Greek mythology-themed novel with two female protagonists. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is logically fluent. Without the brainless gold finger, the past is different. I personally have always thought that in a world where true gods exist, it is a stupid setting to be able to become Long Aotian with a little bit of modern knowledge. It's just that the protagonist is a bit miserable at the moment, the heroine doesn't have a strong sense of innocence, and there is no trace of emotional development for the time being.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a comfortable book. Although the heroine's encounter made people feel heart-wrenching and uncomfortable in the middle, the author really wrote it very well. From the heroine's enlightenment at the beginning to her tenacity at the end, it really felt like a growth story. I liked it and loved reading it. Although I didn't click on the book at first because of the title, I really like reading it now. Tell me your personal thoughts: The relationship between Luna and the heroine is really good, but now I feel that the little wolf, the cowardly little one who doesn't remember his name, and the one named heroine are all more interesting than Luna, so everyone should fight against each other.

It's good-looking, and it's particularly good at depicting the primitive and bloody situations that modern people face when they travel back to the age of gods. [Learned]

It has gone beyond the scope of ordinary novels with two heroines. This is a true hymn to human beings. It faces the reality behind the whitewashing of mythological epics. The soul burns with the glorious flame of mankind. Even in front of gods, it does not lose its pursuit of self. It is really good [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] Come on, author!

It's beautiful. I don't know how the two fell in love in the end. I'm so curious.