I want to write a novel, which may be very long.
I want to think about it while writing, in my mind, what the gods who wander around the world and fulfill my wishes look like. What I am looking forward to and worrying about is what it will be.
If a god fell into the mortal world, retaining the memory of being a human being from life to life, and seeing scenes of long or short life, how would she feel?
Countless joys and sorrows of life and death are constructed in his writings, and what should this world and those lives be like.
This will be a story about a mountain god. The outline is as follows.
The mountain god was furious because of the young man's disrespect and offense. After punishing the person involved, he became irritated by the noise from witnesses and continued the massacre, and then the village.
Killing without teaching is called cruelty. She violated the rules of heaven and was reviled, thrown into the human world, and suffered thousands of reincarnations as a woman.
In reincarnation, we constantly think about the value of life.
And every "rebirth" has some hidden rules. (I won't say it for now... But the true longevity of a person who is "resurrected from a dead body" only ends when the soul of the mountain god dies from his body.)
How does God see people? When God falls from the altar and becomes a human being, what will be the bright spots in his thoughts?
For example, during the war, they were either sold as servants, or sold to the vegetable market, or they were indifferent to the death of their relatives; they were held hostage as a villain, but they remained indifferent... The concubines in the intense stage of the palace fight, the girls who made an appointment to elope, the prostitutes who leaned on the railings to show off their laughter...
What difference will a change in identity bring?
The story does not stand alone, there will be a hidden thread.
That is to say, after several reincarnations of the mountain god, the legend of resurrection from the dead began to appear in the world in response to the phenomenon of "resurrection of corpses".
Purpose: To construct countless joys and sorrows of life and death in the writing, what should this world and those lives be like.