I Only Just Became a Temp Worker in the Heavenly Court, and Mythology's Reviving Already?

A four-star rating is not bad, but I don't know why I felt physically uncomfortable watching one of the female characters.

Having reviewed so many books, my overall impression is good. The only downside is the female supporting character; other reviews seem to focus on her, but she hasn't appeared in the latest chapters. I think she could have been removed entirely, otherwise, people will definitely continue to criticize her as a major flaw [I understand]. Even if she doesn't appear later, most readers probably won't want to continue reading after seeing the earlier chapters. This is just my personal suggestion.

Finally, an author who understands how to respect cultural differences! Instead of blindly belittling and smearing other countries. There are too many mindless, patriotic populist novelists out there. It's so rare to find a normal web novel written by a normal person. Giving it 5 stars! 👍

The plot is a bit old-fashioned, but the writing is still decent 😄. The shift from hype to manipulation is a good thing for the NPCs.

It's a great show, the plot and characters are both good, and the flaws are almost resolved.

This is interesting. Mythological revival, but instead of accepting the inheritance themselves, they arrange for others to do so. That's fine. At least it's not so awkward anymore. I've seen some novels about mythological revival and broken lineages that are just endless boasting and face-slapping, and those moments made me cringe. Finally, I've encountered a mythological revival novel that isn't so awkward.

I think it's pretty good, but Su Muxue's presence is indeed a bit annoying.

Firstly, the author respects other countries' mythologies and uses their intellect, avoiding mindless hype. Secondly, the author maintains a firm stance, but not on the nation, but on the people, which I find commendable, and the values ​​presented are also commendable. Thirdly, the writing style is acceptable; the reflections on reality and the portrayal of human nature are readable.

It overturns the mindless wish-fulfillment novels about rebirth, with meticulous logic, patriotism, and a people-centered historical perspective.

Very realistic, very much in line with the phenomena of today's society.