
I Became a Mythic Taboo
我成了神话禁忌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 760k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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334Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
29.2kFans
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How could a ruthless person from all the realms make the list? She's tragic? In our real world, aren't women in ancient times tragic? In all the realms, who isn't tragic? In her world, there are those more tragic and ruthless than her; how could she possibly make the list? Which fantasy protagonist wasn't born a useless person or an orphan? Some suffer and toil, ending up alone. They didn't make the list, so why can a ruthless person?
I know you guys like to read everything at once, which is quite difficult for me as the author. It's a new book by a new author, and there's no exposure yet. While I don't care about the data, I hope you guys will click on the new chapters every day. Because this is related to grades... If there isn't enough follow-up data, we can't make recommendations, and this will create a vicious cycle.
Holy crap, it's too short, but it looks good.
When it comes to showing off and displaying sainthood, I only truly admire Hongjun. I've always believed that if we're talking about displaying sainthood, Hongjun's ascension to sainthood and the distribution of treasures is the best. He directly used his power to subdue the entire prehistoric world, announcing, "I've become a saint! I'll preach, and everyone must come listen!"
No one can defeat Heaven, only the people of Heaven.
I don't find this kind of story satisfying, goodbye.
The primordial world was nurtured by the Heavenly Dao. From the creation of the world to the later world, no one dared to defy the Heavenly Dao. The Dragon-Han First Tribulation, the War of the Witch and the Demon, and the War of the Gods were all done in accordance with the Heavenly Dao. Since the creation of the world, they have been strictly restricted.
If you read it without thinking and treat it as a silly, lighthearted novel, it's fine. If you can relate to the numerous secondary settings, you'll enjoy it; otherwise, you'll find it frustrating.
This is the official haters' thread! Feel free to rant here!
The word "pretentious" is the most disgusting. Trying to act cool when you lack substance can be called pretentious, but if someone has the ability, what gives you the right to accuse them of pretentiousness? It's just sour grapes, trash trying to belittle others.