Divine Dao, World, Laws, I Want Them All!

The writing is good and the plot is very attractive. I hope there won't be a female protagonist who won't have a harem in the future. I just hope that Sanqing can reconcile in the end. Yuanshi is actually not bad. I hope Yuanshi can have a good ending.

This book Fengshen is quite nice. But Shinto has gone too far. Let's use a metaphor of Tao, law, and divine authority. Tao is a company with absolute controlling rights. The rule is to invest in a company, have a certain say, and finally take control of the company. Divine power is a company position, which is directly arranged by the company. The approach in this book is like working in a company first, then working in a large department, and becoming the largest wage earner in the company. But they are just wage earners. To become a saint, Hongjun has to give you some shares, or the kind of options that you lose when you leave. Because nothing is your own, everything is given by others. That big world is another studio you opened by yourself

This book is good, the subject matter is novel, and it breaks away from the shackles of ordinary prehistoric times. There is no Taoist Hei Hongjun. It's just a bit off the main line. At first I thought it was about Incense Enlightenment, and later it was about World Enlightenment, although I haven't written about it yet.

It is recommended to go to the Tianliu in the later period and collide with other mythological systems. Compare: Olympus God System, Nordic Asa God Tribe (Odin System), Celtic Mythology Ladder, Roman Mythology System, Mesopotamia (Two Rivers, Babylon) System, Egyptian Mythology System, Indian Mythology System, Mayan Mythology System, etc., To improve the prehistoric system. This will be more interesting. Just writing about Journey to the West is actually the same

It also allows the mythical world to reap the black profits of capitalism [laughing evilly]

It looks good now, I'll give it a try later

The author has reasonably filled in many of the pitfalls in Journey to the West

Some of the concepts and angles are good, but some of the details are not handled well enough. For example, the protagonist plots against the demon clan and the Buddhists. The other party is not cerebral palsy. You can't not know that the plot can actually be handled better. Others are okay so far.

I saw it very well. Why is it only six o'clock?

It's interesting, you can take a look