Book of Blasphemy

It's well written, but I don't really like the protagonist. Please support me.

I'm in a bad state recently, and my style has shifted a bit... This is a dark steampunk novel, but it gradually develops in a gentle direction. I will return to the topic below and try to write the story as exciting as possible!

Why didn't you assign the eldest brother's name to Pig's Feet? At least it would be more similar.

Do today's readers and authors all like dinosaur-style female overlords?

Although I don't want to diss the author, the sense of déjà vu is already too strong. I just finished reading Chapter 12, steampunk style, sequence correlation, etc., This subtle sense of overlap. But the plot seems to have its own thing, so keep watching. I haven't seen anything very toxic in other aspects.

This is an excellent steampunk work, and I have to say that this type of novel exists for the sake of beauty. The combination of the decadent and free beauty of punk and the scenes of the steam age forms an extreme beauty that can hit the depths of people's hearts. The rusty and bulky machinery with huge gears, the tall castle, the heavy rusty iron door, the girl with dry hair and bright face, the strong contrast brings an extraordinary visual experience... And the setting of Eternal Night brings this beauty to the extreme... So, this is first of all a book that can bring a beautiful impact to people, and the background of the Industrial Revolution gives the book a thrilling and mysterious atmosphere with a classical flavor... Let's talk about the writing style. The author's writing style is also amazing. He has his own unique style in describing the characters and environment, and the descriptions of some details are also very accurate. It can be seen between the lines that the author is serious about the work. Every description is very appropriate, and there are sometimes outstanding sentences. There are no wrong sentences and no typos. This shows that the author is a perfectionist and that the author is extremely responsible for his own work. Therefore, it can be speculated that there will be no late-stage watering-down in this book. As for the plot, since I have only read the first few chapters, I can't comment too much on it, but the beginning is quite attractive. Based on the author's talent, I believe this should be a good story.

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Since the protagonist's golden finger is related to heroes in myths and legends, and there are so many heroic figures in the flower garden, I wanted to brainstorm ideas. Interested friends can give examples of some of the more representative and novel gods in their minds, and I will display them in the article. For example: Dayi—killed the chiseled teeth in the fields of Chouhua, killed nine infants on the fierce water, beat the strong wind in the swamp of Qingqiu, shot upwards for ten days and killed the scorpions, cut off and repaired snakes in the cave, captured and sealed the mulberry trees, and was revered as the "Arrow God" by all the people! Elements: Extermination of evil spirits. Weapon: Sunbow …