I Created the Revival of Myth

Seeing some of the comments is just speechless. This is a behind-the-scenes story, and just because the protagonist is cautious enough to avoid being exposed and kills someone, it's being criticized as a flaw? Or is it because the protagonist is too divine, impartial, doesn't have double standards, doesn't care about the lives of mortals, or doesn't build a harem and make you uncomfortable?

If this continues, it will absolutely be a masterpiece. This is what a god should be like, not those who possess divine power but have the mindset of insects—worthless beings. No matter how strong you become, if you always maintain an insect mindset, you will always be an insect.

I stole this image from someone today, and I think it makes a lot of sense. I'd appreciate it if you experts could help me follow along. (Thank you so much!)

Hey everyone, is the author of this book Gu Yue's alternate account or pseudonym? Also, I really love protagonists who are both god and demon, with calm, rational, and ruthless personalities bordering on divinity. I hope the author won't introduce any overly sentimental or overly sycophantic elements later on. Please refrain from negative comments if you disagree.

Excellent! To prevent his own identity from being exposed after reading the memories of ordinary people, the protagonist directly controls them to commit suicide. Very cautious.

Dear author, this book is excellent, why don't you find someone to recommend it or promote it? I've already recommended it for you on the main God Avenue, the monthly ticket circle, and the book review circle. I don't know if it's helpful. Honestly, she's learned very well, but she lacks exposure.

Do you care about the life and death of ants?

I am Tang San's 404 Divine Beast. I foresee that Lu Chen will surely achieve great things in the path of cultivation and will inevitably disrupt the order of the myriad dimensions in the future. Therefore, I have come to intercept and kill him. Take my 404 Divine Technique!…( ･_･)ﾉ⌒●~*

I hope the author can stick to this formula. A protagonist who's always involved in behind-the-scenes maneuvering loses their charisma if they frequently get involved. Conversely, a protagonist who rarely gets involved risks disappearing into the background and being forgotten later on.

Support the author I hope the protagonist maintains his personality—calm, rational, and ruthless.