Starting from the Dawn of Myth
从神话元年开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 652k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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To be honest, the protagonist's role as a god is truly rubbish.
Since they've already time-traveled, could they at least go all the way? It always feels awkward to suddenly see people who recognize the protagonist. I preferred the pacing of the beginning; although it was a bit monotonous, it flowed smoothly and was a comfortable read. The Styx part suddenly felt a bit off. It would have been better if the protagonist had discovered other powers, laws, or other gods who controlled and managed things.
It feels a bit like a diary entry, very bland. At the same time, the protagonist is becoming increasingly thoughtless, easily enraged, and not considering the consequences.
Keep going!
The protagonist is a god, so proposing marriage to Odin shouldn't be a problem. What's there to be afraid of with his loser mentality? Besides, it's a mythological world, so the power of faith does have some effect, right? After all, spiritual power can be somewhat useful once it reaches a certain level. Ultimately, strength is the most important thing. I don't think this lazy attitude is good.
Another great idea has been ruined by an author!
Odin, the father-in-law, is really dishonest. He took his son-in-law's betrothal gifts, then erased his daughter's memories, used those gifts to swindle his son-in-law, and is also after his son-in-law's ancestral treasure. It's unbelievable, more dramatic than an adult drama! ←_←
To be honest, your writing is getting better and better, but the updates are not frequent enough. At least three updates a day would be considered frequent.
For me, what attracted me to this book was its imaginative descriptions of the divine realm and the protagonist's adventures in the early stages. What's being written about now? The protagonist's followers are just small fry; the writing is exactly the same as most medieval novels. It lacks any epic feel, and the protagonist's current situation is rather unclear.
Sauron? Hmm, author, are you serious? @AbyssOverlord
Why does it feel like I'm writing something that's becoming increasingly amateurish?