I Became a Myth in the Revival of Mythology

The author of this book has been thinking about it for a long time and has been planning it for a long time. I don't know if anyone will watch it, or how many people will watch it, but this is the story I envision. It's not the kind of dark, apocalyptic story; rather, it aims to depict people's efforts in the face of disaster.

Don't build a harem Why do I say this? It's not that novels have to portray virtuous gentlemen, but rather that many modern novels with harems establish the male protagonist as a scumbag from the very beginning. However, this book is different. It establishes a deeply affectionate and responsible male protagonist from the outset, with a wife and children who love his family.

A very good novel, with strong moral values ​​and a vast world-building. I'm starting to suspect it's a work by a popular author using an alternate account.

Each chapter is vividly descriptive; I've already imagined an entire anime series. The adult (intelligent) isn't a saint; he seems like a good person, but everything he does is reasonable and mutually beneficial. The story is currently focused on the protagonist's desire to return home, and I'm really looking forward to what happens next.

New author, new book! Thank you to all my readers for your support! 😁

Holy crap, the book recommended by Pei Tu Gou is definitely good! It's great, great, great! I'm saying it three times because it's important. I'm adding it to my favorites and pinning it to the top.

It's hard to believe that this is a newcomer. The opening, the grand scheme and background that are subtly revealed, the upright language, and the protagonist's values ​​and personality are all very gentlemanly. It's truly a rare and excellent book!

... I just want to say that all that talk about "Immortal Gil" and such is ridiculous. The real Gil is utterly useless. If he's so powerful, he's only good for jumping around on Earth. Compared to the Milky Way, he's nothing, let alone superclusters or the entire universe. I'm not trying to criticize, I just want to say that the "Immortal" concept is incredibly narrow-minded.

Come back, you bastard! Waaaaah...

A brief evaluation The first few chapters are fantastic, and the plot is fast-paced and engaging. Flaw: The protagonist keeps emphasizing his wife and children. Although it feels realistic, this is a web novel, dude. This makes it impossible for the reader to relate to the story. Although I am also a father, which great novel would portray personal relationships like this?