I Became a Myth

If you have a good spiritual energy recovery myth construction flow, what kind of super powers can you create? Urban superpowers are the most annoying

I'm speechless. Why is this book labeled "science fiction"?

I don't know if the author is a newbie, but if he is a newbie, I would suggest not adding too many realistic elements, as it may break down easily, and just write a good game. It's free for the boss to open a small account.

I can't stand the protagonist's good gay friend, there are so many bullshit, and there are also behind-the-scenes gossips who are most taboo about ending up in person, and there are a lot of unrelated plots.

The author probably has no outline starting from Chapter 17, and he has been writing about the love between brothers since then.

Resurrection of spiritual energy, national divine residence, urban supernatural powers, behind-the-scenes construction, and the fourth natural disaster. There are too many elements and the sense of fragmentation in the plot is a bit high.

By the way, what is the realm of cultivation in this novel?

It feels like the outline is gone. You might as well think about it carefully.

Traveling back in time 3 million years ago is turned into a game. Do you think anyone would care about such a trivial thing?

It lacks a sense of immersion. The table of contents is pretty good, but the main text is incomprehensible.

I just discovered this book. I like this type of novel. I will save it first.

Maybe it's because the protagonist traveled back to 2035 from 3 million years ago. Let's see what happens next.

I think the book is good, but why are so few people reading it?

Are ads banned? Like me, any advertisement is permanently banned. I think the author can clean it up.