The World-Devouring Serpent

Damn, I thought it was The Dragon Who Devoured the World. It is the best western fantasy novel in my mind. It has very deep core ideas. It seems that I have studied some religions. Mythology, I can proudly say that all other writings about gods and demons have human nature, and are essentially supermen. Only this book, "The World-Eating Dragon", is just like the God I imagined in my heart. It doesn't matter whether humans believe in it or not, good or evil. The gods are like the eternal cold and dark universe, running without joy or sorrow... I feel in my heart that this is what it means. A real god, not the kind of "superman" who wears the skin of a god and has all human emotions and desires written in other novels... Henggu is like a cold and dark universe, with no joy, no sadness, no good and no evil. God is the Tao, and the Tao follows nature... It makes people imagine the stars in the sky and the vast and far-reaching universe in an instant, and they feel insignificant as a human being in an instant, and this is the true character of a "god"

I feel that writing it this way is just a weak plot. I might as well read a collection of fairy tales. The main character is not reflected. Is there any difference?

I have never heard of Slavic mythology. . . Norse mythology also known

Viles or St. Vlassi in Christianity, this world view can be said to be very broad.

If you despise eunuchs, why do you still have books about eunuchs that have been around for so long?

I found out that this account was for eunuchs, and it was also used by idle people in the Southern Jin Dynasty. I kept it and it was gone.

Interesting. The content is quite attractive

Whose son is Velez?

It feels like reading a history book😰

The world after the Nordic Ragnarok?