The Zodiac Chronicle

Given the author's incompetence, I'll write you a brief introduction, hehehe, please feature this post! The Rat plays its first move, eleven people live in the human world. The Ox opens the heavens, and the gods descend. The Pig (亥) deceives the world, concealing the truth from all. While divine positions may be vacant, mortals may also hold them. In these worst of times, how should we choose?

Is this novel a single-female protagonist story without any harem elements or romantic relationships?

This is my first time writing a long review, lol. Please forgive me if it's not well written. First of all, I want to complain about a contradiction. As mentioned earlier, Bethune, the Rabbit King, and the Dragon King are the three with the highest divinity. Then, the president of the company near the Rat God has a divinity of S. Bethune's divinity is definitely higher than his.

Let's set a fixed update time so everyone doesn't have to wait. The first update will still be at 8 PM, and the second update will be postponed. New book! Please give it lots of recommendation votes... And some character snacks too. Thanks for your support! (Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang...)

At first, I thought this book was quite similar to "One Man's Power," but I was wrong. Later on, the author's writing remained as realistic as ever. While it lacked the suspense of the previous book, this one felt more authentic. Like "One Man's Power," I stopped reading after the overlord appeared, feeling the author had started using formulaic plots to cater to new readers after gaining…

Did the author really delete that comment? I've passed by this book two or three times, and every time I'm tempted to read it, I'm drawn in by that third post. But when I look at it, it's all about criticizing harems, single female lead, or no female lead at all—it's so frustrating and ruins my reading mood instantly.

Why is it that no one reads such good books?

The premise of this book is great, but the descriptions of details are terrible, and the dialogue is disjointed and confusing. The author probably intended to be cryptic and ambiguous, but somehow the more I read, the more irritated I became. Sometimes I just flipped through the pages quickly. It's just so messy.

Well, the first volume is indeed too bland, making you want to skip chapters. The concept is okay, but some descriptions are not done well. You need to pay attention to creating atmosphere, and don't skimp on certain words, otherwise it will be confusing. For example, in the chapter about the meeting, I didn't even understand who was saying those words. Don't dig too many foreshadowings, or it will be tiring to read. This is just my personal opinion; please forgive any errors.

The dialogue setup is so frustrating. A bunch of dialogues are crammed together without any transitions between them. Sometimes, you can't even tell who spoke first or who said which sentence.