“According to the roster, you are a deity slated for humane termination. Please cooperate with my work. Thank you.”
We are the agents through whom the gods walk the earth, and also prisoners beneath their feet, forever unable to break free.
The gods define the paths to divinity, magic determines status, and the entire world bows in submission.
In the mists of history, who is chanting the names of the gods? In an age of divine supremacy, who is loyal, and who is a traitor? With conflicting beliefs, contradictory identities, and clashing interests, how can anyone tell right from wrong?
Divine authority, religion, magic, faith, order and chaos, what is fixed and what is in flux…
“Fate.”
She awakens in another world, where everything starts from zero.
[Not a mindless power fantasy] [Western Fantasy] [Japanese-Style Western Fantasy] [Cthulhu] [Path to Godhood] [Ensemble Cast] [No Romance] [Divine Authority] [Religion] [Multiple Elements]
After reading ninety chapters, only one-third is devoted to describing the protagonist. You are writing a single-protagonist story, not a group portrait story! Moreover, the puzzle is thrown in the reader's face at the beginning instead of unfolding it slowly. The front part just looks too confusing and not particularly attractive.
The sense of immersion is not enough. It's a bit foggy when I watch it. It's a good practice. Just imitating the squid is not enough.