Grant Me the Name of God

Knowing about Golden Finger means that the protagonist is a modern person, but he seems to know nothing about Western mythology.

I have been reading novels since junior high school, and I am considered an old bookworm now. From the lousy rebirth novels and online game novels to the apocalyptic novels and fanfic novels, I never read them except entertainment novels. Every time I see a different type of good book, it's like finding a pearl among the sands of the Ganges. I am ashamed to say that my understanding of Greek mythology only comes from watching Olympus when I was a child. This book is good, and it clearly explains the grievances and grievances of the three generations of god kings. The writing is also good, and the IQ is online, but there are a lot of mistakes in the name. As for asking why it is not popular, it is probably because it is too niche and many people don't want to take a look. It can also be seen that it is in the later stage. Well, I support all subscriptions and voted for the monthly vote.

I have been a bookworm for so many years and have read a lot of routines. To be honest, many times I can almost guess the little thoughts of some authors, and I can know the development of the plot just by looking at the titles. So although there are more and more authors in Qidian and there are more and more books, there are only a few who can keep reading. Even some books by great masters will make people tired in the later stages, not to mention those novices who only change skins and maps. The good thing about this book is that there is no such simple plot design and the writing is as smooth as flowing water. If you read the setting of the first few chapters patiently (the first few chapters are not bad, they are very ordinary), you will find the difference from other books if you read more. Maybe I only know a little bit about Greek mythology, so I find it new, but so far I feel that the author has put a lot of thought into setting up the foreshadowing. The main supporting characters are all very stylish, and the design of the BOSS is not so brainless, which is very rare and great. The protagonist actually suffered a lot, but he didn't feel bored by the abusive master. The author has a deep foundation. I hope the author will work hard. I hope this book becomes a hit

It's over, as expected. But I can't believe it, and I can't bear it. But this is also the best ending, a description of one of the glorious stories. Manda finally fulfilled his dream and became a god. , We may not be able to see the subsequent stories. But the story of Manda and the gods will continue. Reading the whole story, it is full of the flavor of Greek mythology, absurd and interesting. Each character is described with real flesh and blood, and the plot is also very exciting. It is really enjoyable to watch. Thank you to the author. I haven't had such fun reading a book in a long time. And Manda, see you soon!

A great feature of this book is the white space. In fact, Greek mythology also loves to use such techniques. Of course, it can also be understood that this is a unique writing style. I think such an interesting arrangement is a reflection of my preference for "impermanent destiny". "Why does Hermes go crazy suddenly? His fickle tastes make people feel scary." "Why do gods always have murderous intentions, and appear ruthless when they bully the weak? When they are strong, they appear helpless and pitiful." Most of the time, myths just leave legends, and people who hear them often turn those imaginations into living creatures. "You may not be afraid if you don't see Him. But you always know that He must be there." There is no need to know why Zeus lost the battle and how many battles he had with Typhon. With the sword in hand and falling, the believers of the Hunter God can only see the blood splashing from their heads in the text. There is no need to remember the past of Manda Town, Ragnarok begins and ends quickly. We don't even know why the servants of hell only gave power to Manda. "You don't need to see him all the time, you may not notice it, but he has always been a hero." Hazy story line, gods and mortals mysteriously coexist. The plot keeps moving forward, and there is no time to look back at the past. The test of fate is about to come again. The book "Give Me the Name of God" is really kept "fresh" at all times. Just seeing the "one-sided words" described by the author makes me feel very interesting. This heroic story may also generate fan descriptions, and it is impossible to tell what ending the characters will have. Destiny is developing, and the conversations between old companions also appear compact and concise. When I read this book, it felt like I was reading two different books. The first half is about revenge, etc., And the second half is about the old entanglements of gods and so on. To be honest, I feel that Manda is really "growing up", not only the characters around her. When did Manda become "talk less and do more"? Of course, what has always been the same is Mandala's tireless competitiveness and curiosity. Shuangwen-become stronger-become stronger-become stronger. It feels like a shot of chicken blood. Manda has done things that we can't do in reality, but he is still like that time in the valley, sometimes showing cowardice and fear. Manda's fun is sketched out, and we see him trying to survive longer, like a fire thief in a cave. Grab the torch and keep running forward. He has great divinity and tireless animality. I can't tell what he feels like, but he should be one of the few people who dares to run forward.

Tsk tsk tsk, what the protagonist was deprived of was loyalty and kindness, not wisdom or awe. The protagonist was seeking death from the beginning to the end.

The protagonist's third wish should not be to deprive kindness and loyalty, but to choose to increase wisdom Since we decided to resist and escape at the beginning, it would be better for the two villains to at least tie them up to delay time In the end, they just stabbed the door and ran away. I don't know what to say.

I like the author's style very much. I have been out of books for a long time, and the other book I followed at the beginning is still old. I was really surprised to find "Give Me the Name of God". I like both the writing style and the character setting. After catching up on it in one go, I went to read the author's last book, only to find it too late. Great support from the author (ง •̀_•́)ง

It is estimated that in the later stage, all the great gods from Greece, Northern Europe or Egypt will join forces. I'm curious whether Titan belongs to Zeus or Typhon.

Who is the Lord of Divine Punishment? Why don't you all take a guess and see if the author is going to make up a god or show an existing mythical character? Is it possible that the Lord of Divine Punishment is an alien god who smuggled into this world Or is it possible that like Manda, he was thrown here by ghosts, but he lived long enough and directly made a wish to become the only god?