Mithraic Pact

Why do I feel that the current plot description does not match the introduction? I originally thought the story was about two human civilizations with different lifestyles, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, and finally merged with each other to form a better unified civilization. But now judging from the author's description, Plato is obviously better and more perfect than Gaia. The status of the two civilizations has become unequal, from the relationship between humans to the relationship between humans and gods. Originally, I thought the trend of the plot was for human beings to work together, but now the trend has become that of God saving mankind. Gaia has almost no bright spots, Plato's only black spot is the emperor, and the evil aspects of the caste system are not mentioned at all. Like Game of Thrones, the political system in The Lord of the Rings is a medieval-style monarchy, which is far away from the present. The author dares to write about the current political system. Should he be more objective and reduce his emotional output? After all, this involves different cognitions and even three views between people. Also like in the latest chapter, after the general discovered Ahir's identity, he decided to let him go without hesitation. He didn't want to see how many soldiers would die trying to kill him, or how many of his subordinates he would kill. Kalki had just been defeated miserably, and he didn't care about how many soldiers he had died or what happened to his friends, so he turned around and fell in love with Xuanji. Are these a little too unreal? Of course, I may be a bit talkative. After all, this is the author's book, and the author can write whatever he wants. But if the author's personal tendencies in the book are too obvious, it will eventually become the author's own fairy tale, which may not be accepted by more people. I like this story very much and hope to see the final ending, but if I really can't persist, I hope the author will understand.

I heard that the author has a great background, let's wait and see 😏

The introduction is a bit interesting, Mithras is the Mithras of the sand bull.

First of all, let me state that the author's writing is very good. The author said in the review that Xiao Xu is the protagonist of farming style, but now Xiao Xu's portrayal is far from the protagonist. This "protagonist" is completely a pendant of the real male and female protagonists. The appearance is highly bound to the male and female protagonists, either appearing on the opposite side of the space war with the male protagonist; In terms of shaping, this "male protagonist" has no friends, no social life, and no daily life. It would be fine if he was a supporting character, but as a protagonist, his portrayal is incomplete. After interacting with the male and female protagonists as a tool, the plot shifts to the male and female protagonists. After that, Xiao Xu has no plot until he needs to pick it up next time. There is almost no independent plot. Of course, except for Xiao Xu's shaping novel, other parts of the novel are really good. I wonder if the author can fill in the holes in Xiao Xu's shaping later.

The title of the book I just read was thought to be the American TV series Alien Cataclysm. The background of the book is a war between humans who believe in Mithraism and humans who do not believe in it. The focus is on an artificial human mother and father going to a deserted and strange planet to breed life and colonize it. Can the author explain the meaning of the title?

Congratulations! I just bought a copy of Heart of Europe and discovered that this is the case! Come on, I hope I can keep up the good work and bring more masterpieces to people like me who are incompetent in foreign languages! Grateful! 👍😁

The beginning of the war is also the beginning of the story. The classical and futuristic settings are unique and interesting. The heroine develops a crush on the hero before seeing her, and Xu Er is in crisis.

It feels more and more that Xu can't compete with the group leader. There is a gap between the two in every aspect from status to height.

If I didn't have this book, I would probably have left it on my bookshelf to gather dust.

Does the author have any other books? Book shortage

Are you a fan of the American TV series about an artificial war weapon that gives birth to a baby and becomes a mother?

Scoring criteria: 95~100 top level, 90~94 first level, 80~89 second level, 70~79 third level, 60~69 passing, after basic training, 40~59 ordinary healthy adults, below 40: minors, disabled people and people with mental problems It is divided into four aspects of evaluation: force, fighting, government affairs, and strategy Force: personal force, including fighting and using weapons, and the body War: the ability to personally direct the battle Government: the ability to manage an organization Strategy: including military strategy Strategy (including strategy) and political intrigue Kalki Force 95+ (already the king of machine combat with cold weapons, never defeated) War 90+ (excellent record, but sometimes overturns due to style, unstable) Strategy 90+ (implementation of results) Speed is supreme, but he has a careless personality and is easily targeted) Arthur Xu Strategy 90+~95+ (Kalki has no power to fight back when targeting Kalki) Xuanji Strength 85+ (can withstand Kalki's attack and did not collapse immediately)

Maybe I'm a little sentimental, but is this sadomasochism really only 5%? I almost couldn't sleep after watching it. This is only "the first relationship between Kalki and Xuanji". I hope the author can be merciful later, otherwise I really won't be able to sleep. Also, Xu Sang is so miserable. After working hard for a long time, they have become good brothers. When compared with Kalki, it is even worse😢

The percentage distribution of this introduction made me laugh.