The Cause of the Gods
诸神之因
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 635k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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306Chapters
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10.9kFans
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I can accept at most one heroine. Whether I can tolerate an ambiguous relationship depends on how it's handled, but generally I can't. Most of these should probably have no romantic pairing. If no heroine is specifically marked, that's probably the case. I occasionally pick up promising new works, but not many. I'll take my time with this list. It's just a record of the books I read anyway.
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Damn it, you can't even compare to the dog in the introduction! Dog, you've ruined my life!
This is just my personal opinion. If you disagree, just read it and have a laugh. The author's books are all quite captivating at the beginning, but it feels like the attraction lies more in the setting and background. In the early stages, the occasional new settings and the refinement of the background can propel the plot to the middle stage, at which point the author needs to start creating…
I hope the author can do this.
We are a pragmatist; anything without is garbage and can get lost. A twitching left eye means good fortune; a twitching right eye means superstition. (Classic case) Being a little flamboyant can appeal to every deep believer. Similar to explaining the gameplay in detail: "Every day, a believer contributes a certain number of Divine Points to me, and I give them back 20%."
The new book will be released next Monday.
As the title suggests, the new book will be released next Monday, the 29th. I originally planned to post it today, the 25th, but seeing that it's Thursday and almost the weekend, and the signing will most likely be delayed until the weekend, I've moved it to next Monday, which will give me time to continue stockpiling drafts.
After reading for a while, I found the writing to be very empty. It only had names, no great power, no laws, no realms, like the cultivation of Qi and Foundation Establishment in Chinese fantasy novels. It gave some ordinary martial artist cultivation methods, and then the author advanced from Qi Refining to Foundation Establishment. The world was understood as a series of secret realms, which felt very rudimentary. I couldn't see the great power of the gods.
The book has a good concept and a very engaging background story. However, the character relationships are a bit unrealistic. The post-apocalyptic world is full of good people, and the society depicted is like the society in reality, which feels somewhat fabricated and hypocritical. The protagonist is also unrealistic.
Good. Hopefully, it won't become too stream-of-consciousness towards the end like the previous book, losing its appeal.
One question arises: the book mentions that the God of Laws doesn't rely on faith, so where does its divine power come from? The book doesn't explain this. Furthermore, I don't really understand the fundamental difference between the God of Laws and the God of Faith, which the book also doesn't explain in detail.
I've given you all my daily recommendation votes, so please keep up the good work and update more!