The Legend of the Dark Bird of Yin and Shang
殷商玄鸟传
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- Completed
- Length
- 870k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Odin is the strongest! There are good reasons for it.
Don't ask, the answer is that the Chinese gods win.
You wrote about the Investiture of the Gods, and then mentioned the seven continents and four oceans? Does that make sense?
Explanation regarding religion and language.
I've noticed that many readers are confused about these two issues, so I'd like to clarify. The Chinese pantheon in this book adopts the Investiture of the Gods system, and the foreign pantheon does not involve existing religions. Because I'm afraid of getting a 404 error, and you don't want your book to disappear while you're reading it, right?
A Grand Collection of Chinese Gods
I was really looking forward to watching it, but after seeing the synopsis full of guns and cannons, I instantly lost interest.
What is this writing? Why write about ancient times and use Korean? Why not just entertain yourself, my author?
Don't make it seem like every foreign pantheon can rival China. At most, one or two pantheons in a pantheon can rival a sage. From ancient times to the present, China has always been the dominant force. The tables have changed hands many times, but we have always been in the host's seat, waiting for the next opponent. Moreover, ancient China was the most developed civilization.
After reading the book reviews, I realized the author is just a troll. I'm leaving.
Daji caused trouble, killing a lot of your soldiers and almost killing you yourself, and then you turn around and help her? Even a saint wouldn't be as saintly as you.