Writing Myths

Mythology revival novels have always been relatively popular. There are countless novels in this category, but so far there are no masterpieces, and very few have even been completed. Most of them died halfway. Although there was a book on The Way of the God in the past two years, to be honest, that novel has many shortcomings, which can be said to be a common problem in this type of novels. The first is the compatibility issue of the mythology system. When Eastern mythology and Western mythology appear together, they appear to be nondescript anyway. There are many Eastern gods and goddesses, a hundred ghosts walk at night, and Western angels come to the world. At first glance, they are like books on the street. Therefore, it is best for the gods to be relatively similar, the functions of the gods should not overlap with each other, and the most important thing is that the style of painting should be the same. The second is the training system. It is best to have a complete and unique upgrade system or level setting. This is very important. Take Squid as an example. The upgrade systems in all his books are very complete, and upgrades are conditional. This is reflected in various rituals in Lord of Mysteries. Here I have to complain about the current immortality novels. You can practice and upgrade at will. There is no fundamental difference between each realm. You only need to take medicine. This kind of unclear setting is a taboo. The third is the plot design. The protagonists in such novels are usually the masterminds behind the scenes, leading the revival of the myth. Of course, a lot of ink is also spent on the supporting characters to show the changes of the times from their perspectives. Therefore, it is very important to how to handle the scenes between the protagonist and the main supporting characters in the description process. What's more important is that there must be a core, which is why the protagonist does what he does, what benefits it has to the protagonist, and what is the most fundamental conflict in the book. If it is just to become stronger, even if it is to become a eunuch or to be unfinished. Many novels of this type reach one hundred to two hundred chapters, and there is no way to continue writing. This is the problem. Now this book only has more than 30 chapters. It has chosen the Jiu Ge divine system that almost no one has written about. The main character's IQ is also very online. The writing is really good. I hope the author will not go to the palace. Come on. The above are just random remarks. After all, I am just a reader. I don't understand how the author writes a book. I just saw a beginning that I liked very much. I was afraid that it would fall into a cliche, so I couldn't help but complain. Don't blame me.

Classic of Mountains and Seas ☆*:.｡. O(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆

Open a discussion thread to discuss a common topic in Shinto novels - merit. What do you think? What is merit? Is it necessary to divide it into multiple merits? Heavenly merit? Humane merit? If divided, how should different merits be divided?

The novel is okay so far, but its biggest problem is the description of national power. It is poor. The most obvious thing is that the description of national power and leadership is too poor. Some of the country's violent machines are described as if they are like kittens scratching their paws. The same goes for high-level leaders of a country. The description turned into a fight between a few people, and the top leader of the special department arranged by the state was described as rushing to the front line like an agent. The country's weapons seemed to have no threat other than nuclear bombs. Can you watch a military movie? The rest of this book is okay, but the description of the country is too poor. I don't know if the author deliberately didn't write it because he was afraid of river crabs, or if he really realized that the country is only so weak.,,,

There is another one, which is my personal suggestion. If the author wants to write about myths other than the Nine Songs system, he might as well choose one that fewer people have written about. Just like Greek mythology, Nordic mythology, and things like the mummies and pharaohs in Egyptian mythology, the bull-headed horse-face in Chinese mythology, etc., Try to avoid writing about them. Too many people have written these. 😂 Not only are people writing about myths or spiritual energy recovery, but they are also writing about other supernatural and fantasy genres. It's almost visual fatigue. The following is a personal recommendation: The traditional underworld system (cow-headed horse-faced, ten palaces of Yama) can be replaced by the Taishan Fujun system (this is obviously less popular than the one above) Foreign mythological systems can be tried American Mayan mythology, Andean mythology (Quetzalcoatl, human sacrifice), Yamato mythology in East Asia (that is, Japan's native mythology system), Goryeo shamanism, Brahman belief (Vedic mythology) in South Asia-in the Indian mythology system, Mesopotamian mythology in West Asia, Canaanite mythology, Celtic mythology in Western Europe (such as King Arthur and Cu Chulainn are from here), etc.

12.6 Let me say it, this article was obviously not forced to finish. Many of the articles I followed were directly 404ed. Those authors either wrote in another place or waited until they were released. If it hits a red line, it needs to be revised, but it doesn't go that far, because like other articles, the outline can be cut in China and transferred abroad. After following the series for so long, what I know is that the author's outline only has the domestic follow-up Interstellar and so on, and it has been cut. It is no longer written in China, so it is in this unfinished state now. Due to the slow update of this book, it is probably the shortest of the daily chapters I have ever seen. It often has 5 pages and 6 pages. Readers have been unable to accumulate it, so the profit is not good. When I first ordered all the books, it ranked 270th without any reward (but readers who have followed the behind-the-scenes novels should know that this is already pretty good). When an author writes a new article, it's not about whether it's suitable or not, but the author must have a complete outline and update speed. If the outline is incomplete, I've never read one that's not finished or monitored. The update is too slow and there are not many people subscribing. If the author doesn't care about money, it doesn't matter. If you want to earn some coding fees, you must save the manuscript. If readers don't accumulate, they will be lost. Finally, I hope the author will publish another book🔥. The quality of the writing is good. I really like this book, but the experience of following the series this time is really bad. It's a pity. I think this book is pretty good in the behind-the-scenes story. It's a pity that the author sucked it up, and it ends directly. It's not conducive to readers to accumulate goodwill. 🙄 If the author wants to start a new article, he should think clearly and stop it from being unfinished, otherwise even the great masters cannot afford to lose popularity like this. No matter what the subscription is at the beginning, if you plan to keep writing, readers will naturally be willing to support it if it is not unfinished or unsupervised. 😅

If you have a favorite mythological system or mythical character, you can leave a message on this post. Bailu will take a small notebook and remember it carefully The format is as follows: Character: Shao Siming Source: Jiuge Mythology Character: Hydra/Hydra Source: Greek Mythology

To be honest, the author wrote it well, but the inheritance from another world is not controlled by pig's feet, so it feels like it has dropped to a big level. I don't know what you think, author! In this type of novel, pig's feet control everything, which makes it feel more powerful and more beautiful.

Praise you, the one who always does whatever you want

Are the forces of these countries a little too rampant? Whether they are directly attacking the big demon or blocking the Moon God Blessed Land, are they a little unwise when they already have a general understanding of the power of the gods?