After Slaying the Gods
屠神之后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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If the core remains unchanged, it will inevitably become a masterpiece. I hope to see your strong recommendation in someone else's book list someday.
No unfinished stories; the new book, "The Girl Under the Dragon's Mouth," picks up right where the story left off.
No unfinished projects! No abandoned endings! And no plans to take a break! The new book, "The Girl Under the Dragon's Mouth," picks up where the story left off, but with a change in the protagonist, from the demon swordsman to the female lead.
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Welcome to the "Deceptive Synopsis" series! Today we're reviewing "After the Godslayer." (I'm already engrossed in the story, so please don't disturb me.) The synopsis doesn't match the content; perhaps you'll see later, buddy. Seriously, I always thought the beginning was after the Godslayer arc. 😴 That's not a problem, but there's one thing... Good heavens!
Is that sword still called Baal?
As the first book, it's understandable that the plot structure and story connections are somewhat vague (the author's latest book is already quite mature), but the excellent worldview and the self-consistent and rigorous setting are quite wonderful.
This book is so long and so good, how could it have been buried so deep?
I didn't see the kind of coolness a demon sword should have! In short, two words: (simp).
It's just a nanny story, a boring piece of trash.
Author, what do you think the God of Light next door is going to think?