
I Created the Mythology of Earth
我创造了地球神话
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- Completed
- Length
- 613k Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
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These seem pretty good ⊙▽⊙! I can't guarantee they're free of poison, though. If I come across a part I can't stomach, emm... I just skip it!
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If I were the mastermind behind the spiritual revival and the creation of various myths! I would absolutely not create myths about Japan and Korea. I would create a Japanese demigod who has been hiding in Japan all along, and when all the world's myths have emerged and Japan and Korea are frantic, I would emerge and tell them, "I've lived in Japan and Korea for two thousand years and haven't seen any ghosts or gods. I've just been watching you guys brag!"
I just want to say, as a Chinese person, isn't it normal to think that your country's mythology and history are superior to those of other countries?
Good heavens! Shuten-dōji, that scoundrel who only dares to abduct women and steal money, is called a great demon simply because he survived being beheaded. Not only is he on par with Nüba, but if it weren't for Nüba's human blessing, she wouldn't even be his match. Nüba's wrath can turn the land red for miles; what makes Shuten-dōji so powerful? Does he even deserve the title?!
Are you sure North America has its own mythology?
Ha, I can tell from the resume that this book is about mythology? What is mythology? It requires a long history, and the longer the history, the more powerful the mythology. The United States has been established for over two hundred years, yet the author portrays American mythology as comparable to China's, and Japan's as well. This isn't how an author creates rivals. Europe and India are okay, but they're slightly weaker than us.
Novels like this really shouldn't be set in China. In every major battle, not a single ordinary person dies; they're all just bystanders watching a movie. That's interesting. If you go too far with it, it'll be censored in no time. Just stick to setting it abroad.
Simply listing sects would be a bit monotonous. Combining mythology and history, the various schools of thought from the Hundred Schools of Thought period would also be quite fascinating. At the very least, everyone needs to eat in the early stages of cultivation. The agricultural school produces high-end cuisine, while the medical school produces various elixirs.
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John's part made me immediately buy 3000 points; I felt I couldn't just watch it for free, it was so satisfying. It really made me feel like the character wasn't just a symbol anymore.
It was great to watch it all in one go. Plant one image, and you'll reap millions in the future.