A lightly ensemble-driven story + one petite female lead + a dash of Lovecraftian mythos + tons of anime and game references + plenty of roasting + a tale of absolute madmen + an alternate history (King Yan Luo!)
(This book has brains, but throws them away once they're done being useful.)
(Yes, the title of this book really is that awkward.)
Do you believe in gods? Sometimes you have to. In the radiance of magic, in the sparks of technology, and when danger looms, gods are everywhere.
Do you believe in the Old Ones? Sometimes you have to believe in them, too. You can see them in the terror of pandemics, the wails of war, and every act of annihilation.
Magicians, the Chosen, and the gods drove them back time and again, until the great war.
No one survived unscathed, and the gods vanished.
Now, ten years after the war, a young magician is preparing to save his family.
But what do you mean a summoning circle he threw together casually called down a real god? Shang Yin stared at the little girl in front of him, lost in thought.
Wait, what do you mean this little girl is King Yama?!
What do you mean she's being hunted, too?
Looking at the little girl he'd summoned while trying to revive his family, Shang Yin fell silent. But... maybe he could make do with her?
“How about this? I'll help you revive your family, and you help me find my divine artifact.”
King Yama, who stood only five feet tall with her crown on, swayed her head as she tried to make herself look more imposing.
“Sure... I guess?” The young magician accepted this unfair deal.
Shang Yin, the author of these words, was trying to shake off Jin Mo, who had read them and bitten him.
This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Noah's outer ring and the Noxus guillotine, he would have been killed by the M4's six times strafing, but I was more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan. The young man was proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang, and showed Zhuge Liang's resentment towards the monkeys who knocked him to death. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like being there, and the characters are well described.
I think this book is quite good, although it feels like it's too early to give a review. Although I haven't read it carefully, I promise to take the time to read it carefully. Pure love, don't have weird plots. Of course, if there are problems with the plot later, I will rate it again. Don't interrupt the book at the end. I won't read it. A story without an ending must have a good ending. I can't bear the knife 😢 😢 😢 Come on, author.
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