Mythology returns, and monsters run rampant.
A fog sweeps across the globe, an eerie red moon hangs overhead, whispers come from the darkness, and hostile eyes watch from among the stars... Beneath the calm surface of modern cities, one crisis after another unfolds.
Within the Federation, tensions between the great clans have become irreconcilable. Countless disasters and misfortunes, destruction and decline, war and turmoil could erupt at any moment.
The hope that will save the world comes from
mythic realms revived from ancient legends passed down through the generations.
Mount Olympus, Takamagahara on Sakura Island, the World Tree of Norse mythology, and the most ancient and mysterious Great Wilderness of the Classic of Mountains and Seas: mythic realms once thought to exist only in stories are appearing all over the world.
Su Heng, who transmigrated here, discovers by chance that he can enter the Great Wilderness of the Classic of Mountains and Seas before it has fully descended. There, he can command the land and become a god!
In the northern reaches of the Great Wilderness, he becomes Zhulong, a serpent with a human face. When he opens his eyes, it is day; when he closes them, it is night. He commands time and space, measuring mountains, seas, sun, and moon with his own body.
On the Plains of Duguang, he becomes the towering Jianmu Tree. At noon, it casts no shadow; when it breathes, it makes no sound. Standing at the center of the four quarters of heaven and earth, it rises ten thousand ren high, connecting the three realms and commanding humans, gods, and myriad demons!
In the distant North Sea, he becomes the strange beast Denglong, inheriting Pangu's legacy. With an unrivaled physical form, he devours evil spirits, becomes a divine prison, and suppresses countless evil gods...
Years later, after overcoming countless trials, the alien evil gods finally reach Blue Star, this godless world, intending to feast to their hearts' content.
They have no idea that they have already become the prey!
Nightmare Levels: I Can Remake the Mysteries
The Ultimate Path
Wasteland Pawnshop: Starting by Making Level-One Bullets
I Work as an Anomaly at the Anomaly Management Bureau
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
I Have a Demon God Simulator
I Can Transform Into Anything
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
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In the Divine Realm, I Became a Humanoid Anomaly
A Strange Path to Immortality: I Built a Mythic Sequence
The Mythic Era!
Based on my many years of experience cultivating immortality, I believe Earth cannot sustain cultivators. At most, it can only support cultivators at the level of innate martial artists. It's too small, too limited in scope. It's vast for mortals, vast for martial artists, but very small for cultivators like myself.
It was too short; I finished reading it in just two days. Personally, I feel that while the previous book had its flaws, its templates were all based on alien beasts and mechs, making it a decent read. However, this book, "Mythological Revival," doesn't focus on building a mythological system.
I'm here to collect the bomb girl's panties.
The story starts with poison, and the protagonist's ability to stop time while others can sense it is terrible. I really dislike this clichéd premise where a female lead appears before the protagonist has even become powerful, and she's even the neighbor.
Reading new books during the initial release period is very important, so please don't let them sit unread! (Please be gentle!)
The historical setting of this book is truly indescribable. The protagonist lives in a modern Chinese country where spiritual energy is reviving, mythical races are returning, and there are powerful clans—the kind with private armies, like in the US. The path of martial arts isn't purely martial; it veers off into a religious theme.
Tsk tsk, your space can still think after time stops?? And still sense the outside world?? This is practically a frozen space, tsk tsk.
When the Candle Dragon opens its eyes, it is daytime; when it closes its eyes, it is nighttime. Doesn't it get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night?
Everyone's about to kill you, and after you subdue them, all you say is "Get lost." Luckily, you're the protagonist; otherwise, you'd be buried a mountain of weeds by now. Then, the time-stop skill of the mythical dragon Zhulong was so powerful that even an ordinary person could sense it; that's a bit ridiculous...
I just finished watching, and why is the protagonist Zhulong? Dijun is the Heavenly Emperor of the Classic of Mountains and Seas world! The Queen Mother of the West and Dijun are all higher-ranking deities than Zhulong; Zhulong is just a mountain god.