The Despicable Savior

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such flavor and feeling. I feel that many people are thinking about it and building a world with real connotation, flesh and blood, joys and sorrows. Unlike many other time travel stories, it seems that the protagonist is the only one performing a one-man show. Everything is only related to the protagonist. Of all opportunities, only the protagonist is the ultimate saint. Morality and luck are always on the side of the protagonist. And just by watching the beginning, I knew that it was the biggest failure at the end. I think novels originate from life and are higher than life. It should express a kind of reality's grayness, joys and sorrows, an ideal light spot, and the beauty of fantasy, which can make people feel like they are dreaming when reading the book. I hope that the author will get better and better, write more and more, become more famous and powerful.

The red tune 𣎴 comes out, that's it.

God of observation and perception Panoptes Divine genus: First Kingdom of God (Star Realm) Prototype: Argos, the hundred-eyed giant in Greek mythology. Argos has a hundred eyes, some of which are always open even when sleeping, so he got the nickname "Pannoptes" (∏ανόπτης, "always watching") God of greed and wealth Mammon Divine Attribute: Unknown Prototype: Greed, one of the seven deadly sins, Mammon, ancient Chaldean language, means wealth. Used in the New Testament as the personification of money (Matthew 6:24, CUV). The name of the devil that arose among the Jews between the Old and New Testament times, also known as Amon, Amen, Amun, Aamon, Maymon, Amaimon, means "wealth" in ancient Syriac. An adjective used by Jesus in the New Testament when he accused his disciples of being greedy. Described as the evil god of wealth, he induces people to kill each other for wealth. In "Paradise Lost", the angels who were thrown into hell excavated countless treasures under the command of Mammon to build their own temple. Mammon is used in the New Testament to describe material wealth or greed. In addition, in Milton's "Paradise Lost", the palace Mammon built for Satan was called "Pandimanninan" (also known as the City of No Return) Eyes of the Spiritual World Wuni God Attribute: The Third Kingdom of God (Spiritual World) Prototype: Norse mythology, Wuni is one of the two ravens of the main god Odin. In addition to these two sacred birds, Odin is often accompanied by two big wolves, Geri and Freki. For Odin In other words, ravens are not only his holy spirit, but also his eyes and ears. At dawn every day, two ravens fly from Odin's shoulders to the world, seeing everything in the world, hearing everything in the world, and talking to living and dead things. God of Order and Reason Urison Divine Attribution: Unknown Prototype: British poet and artist William Blake A character who represents reason and law in Blake's fictional mythology system. In Blake's mythology, Urison is usually depicted as an old man with an image similar to God, but his personality is as cruel as the Gnostic Demiurge. He is called the "King of Stars" and "Guess". "Father of Taboo". He sometimes brought with him the tools of the architect to create a universe bound by science and religion, or to ensnare people in the web of society with laws and traditional ideas. Among Blake's many works, four books represent Urizen's various authoritarian dogmas on mankind. Apoolis, the god of dawn and flames Divine affiliation: First Kingdom of Gods (Star Realm) Prototype: Helios is the sun god in ancient Greek mythology. According to Hesiod's "Theogony", he is the son of the Titans Hyperion and Theia, and the brother of the moon goddess Selene and the dawn goddess Eos. Legend has it that he rides a sun chariot pulled by four fire horses in the sky every day, from east to west, rising in the morning and setting in the evening, so that the light shines on the world. Ancient God: Poon, the God of Light and Heat Divine Attribute: The First Kingdom of God (Star Realm) Prototype: Hyperion in Greek mythology (Ancient Greek: Ὑπερίων, English: Hyperion) is one of the twelve Titans in Greek mythology. According to Hesiod's "Theogony", he and Theia gave birth to the sun god Helios, the moon goddess Selene and the dawn goddess Eos. Elf King Frey Divine Attribute: The Third Kingdom of God (Spirit World) Prototype: The god of sunlight and fertility in Norse mythology, who is responsible for sowing, harvesting, herding and reproduction. Frey is the son of Njörðr of the Vanir clan, and the beautiful goddess Freya is his sister. He is also the king of the elven kingdom of Álfheim, and the light elves (Ljósálfar) under him do good things.

The first few pictures were a bit confusing, I was still imagining that the enemy was coming, and I was still trying to get through. Then he deliberately created an accident, which made me a little confused. For example, you know that someone outside is trying to kill you at the gate of your community, and there is a helicopter more than ten floors above your home. Then you run to the middle floor to admire the killer. Then the killer comes, and you start to complain that you are on the middle floor, why is the plane on the top floor.

Every time when death is about to happen, he calmly pretends to talk and talk. I look so speechless. Do you really feel that you are as popular as Captain Jack Sparrow?

Funny is the most annoying type of protagonist

The author is not tired of creating a bunch of characters. Pig's Knuckle is not likable. The only thing in his mind is killing, systems, chance encounters, killing enemies, etc. It always makes people feel that Pig's Knuckle is not like a time traveler. It is a pity that some settings are missing. Also, the author doesn't think that everyone really likes pirates, right?

Well, when running away, he specifically stopped to taunt the people he had tricked, and then caused his car to overturn. It was really a good book 🙂

The story is a bit off, and justice will surely defeat evil. A bit boring and no suspense. And in the early stage, the gods were so powerful, but in the mid-term, it was mentioned that a few people could kill the gods. . . Even from the perspective of God, the feeling of tearing is very serious, and the protagonist is almost a passerby at a certain stage. The most important thing is that justice must prevail. Because at first glance, I thought the writing was good, and the plot was not cliché or boring. Who knew that it would not take long for him to appear? As long as someone is bad, his plan will fail and justice will prevail. The writing and the plot are not up to par. My expectations are rising. There is a big gap in the plot.

Pursuing reading is really important for new authors, as it affects the recommendation position and exposure of new books. I hope that all book readers can turn to the last page as much as possible (๑╹◡╹)ﾉ"""