The Myths of the Heavens Return

The main theme of this book is not very reasonable! Because I don't want to kneel to those gods, I have to maintain the Jedi Heavenly Power. But at that time, there were three, six, and nine levels in the human race. Why didn't the monks resist? Why are there no monks to break down class divisions? In the final analysis, God is the ruler above the ruling class. If I am at the bottom, what is the difference between me kneeling to you and kneeling to God? Of course, if those gods feed on human blood, they will definitely resist, but those gods were born from the authority of heaven and earth, and have lived among humans. From the text, it is not obvious that these gods are evil gods. So the author might as well write about those gods who feed on humans, so he resists them, just because he doesn't want to kneel down and worship them, but it seems a bit false (after all, although the writing is not absolute, it is quite obvious what era the background is). This kind of main quest was not normal in ancient times. So I think the plot and writing in the dungeon world are very good, but once I get to the main world, it seems...

Isn't it said that Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the Golden-winged Dapeng? Lu Zhishen uprooted the ginseng fruit tree? Do you think he is Sun Wukong? Without the background of Nuwa or Zhunti, Zhen Yuanzi conspired with Buddhism and Taoism (the road to the west is to repair the spiritual veins of the West and eliminate demons). Basically all the big forces in the three worlds of heaven, earth and man are involved. You, Lu Zhishen, are at most a Buddhist monk and 108 generals. What qualifications do you have to pull out a ginseng fruit tree?

This is the story of what happened during the reign of Emperor Wenjing of the Han Dynasty. I'm not familiar with it. I only know that Huang Lao ruled by doing nothing. I know more about the story of Xiang Yu and Liu Bang in the late Qin and Han Dynasties and the story of Emperor Wu's attack on the Xiongnu and the confinement of the wolf to Xu. The author's subject matter is good and the writing is very good. I just don't know if he is the old author of Journey to the West.

Some book friends said that this is another Shehu trumpet. Can't it be true? I particularly like your "Infinite Journey to the West". After the update was discontinued, I found out that there was a story about "Shooting Tigers in the Himalayas" about Journey to the West. I even paid for it. Regardless of whether it is or not, I hope it won't be discontinued.

No wonder the popularity is low, the first chapter gave me a lot of fun. The previous sentence just said that the protagonist has a calm personality, and then he ran out of the village and went up the mountain to meet the wolf demon at night. Still, someone kept reminding him not to go out at night. What does this mean? Slap yourself in the face?

It's very well written, please subscribe, but don't go into the palace, come on

I don't even want to read the introduction, Yue Fei fights the golden-winged roc, Lu Zhishen uproots the fruit tree of life 😅, you can also have Lin Daiyu and Nuwa mending the sky, Jia Baoyu preaches that all heavens become Taoist ancestors, Ximen Qingyue fights Chang'e

Can you make the protagonist stronger? It feels different with him but without him

The subject matter is good👌🏻The author's knowledge base is also good, but he can't bear to go to a map or something where time and space are stagnant on both sides. The protagonist is your author's own son, and the others are not human beings. There are no human rights or world rights. You are the only protagonist in the whole world. I really can't bear this. Others are fine. You can check it out if you want to.

It's crazy to read the reviews of pirated copies. Just because of you people, many authors are eunuchs.