Rewriting History Is a Profitable Business
篡改历史是门好生意
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 7
#No Fake Reviews# Recommending Veteran Readers, With Anti-Trope Plots and Wild Ideas #
No Fake-Review Dogs Series
Top Picks: Newbies, Reborn, Black Tech, Behind the Scenes, Myriad Worlds, Dark, Invincible Leads
The list gets updated whenever I feel like it! They're all books I've read recently. I won't recommend anything I haven't read. I've tumbled around in Chi You's belly, Done the splits right in front of the Black Princess, Punched the Godfather and walked all over planes, Ridden Benares like a dog, Played Herrscher of the Void like a monkey and dismantled parts from Divine Keys, Snatched energy from Honkai Beasts, Always ready with a meme, every line a punchline, Strong enough to carry the Celes
Weekly Popular New Book Reviews: Interesting Books I Am Currently Following, Mostly New Releases
Sharing interesting books I'm reading, and keeping a memento for myself. I also want to support books I like. I browse the popular new releases each week and add the ones I want to follow to this list.
Thoughts on the Books I'm Following Right Now
Books I'm following, whether they are still ongoing or already completed.
Personal Reading List Two
For personal use, part two
My Favorites
Books I personally think are worth saving
Favorite Books
Some books are always worth reading
More like this
Become a Disciple of Mount Hua, But Join the Sword Sect!
The Bonfire Shelter Company
The Age of Cultivation Across the Myriad Heavens
A B-List Entertainer Who Only Plays Idiots
Launching a Crusade Against the Pope
Simultaneous Transmigration: Is My Golden Finger Really Myself?
EN
The More They Oppose, The More I Know I'm Right
Please, Ask the Dream
The Swordplay Fan in Gu Long's World
EN
Doomsday: My Keyword is One More Than Everyone Else's
EN
Reborn, Who Needs Romance?
The Rebel Who Walks the Heavens
Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Jujutsu Kaisen, I Rewrite My Fate!
The Mecha King Roams the Heavens
Swallowed Star: Starting with the Words of the Myriad Worlds
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
An Unusual Descent of the Heavens
My Astonishing Wisdom
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
You Play Extraction Shooters Too?
EN
The Main God's Infinite Dimensions
The Erudition Envoy Who Roams the Worlds, Starting with the Secret Realm
Reader comments 32
Google Translate
This book is so frustrating!
The protagonist, as the savior of numerous pantheons, possesses irreplaceable abilities. Yet, everyone can treat him with disrespect and interfere with the world. He suffers constant frustration, his only gains being being captured, forced to commit suicide, and implanted into his body, or being manipulated by some book of fate who jumps into his body.
This guy acted like an idiot, getting led around like a dog the whole time, and even after gaining a monopoly, he didn't know how to fight back.
What type of world will be the main focus later on? I'd love to see worlds with conflicting settings, different versions of the same story, or multiverses like Marvel and Type-Moon. The conflicts in the setting, the conflict of the right to define the story, the entanglement of interests between the large-scale world and the individual story world, and what sparks will fly between the…
The protagonist's growth is too jarring.
As a novel in the multiverse genre, the protagonist has shown little growth so far. Firstly, he doesn't seem to have any intention of improving his strength. Secondly, he doesn't have any channels to obtain information, which is the most frustrating part. All the information we know now was given to the protagonist by the gods.
Having read up to chapter 30, the extraordinary system of the Great World... Magic (the main power) in the Harry Potter series Saint Seiya Cosmo (currently dormant)
Some personal insights about the author (may not be correct)
The grand world plan relies on the basic alignment of interests among the major pantheons—a so-called balance. Only when a certain equilibrium is achieved in the power structure and distribution of benefits can the gods, whose inner thoughts are far more complex than anyone else's, peacefully carry out construction.
A great idea and a great start, but then the character development and plot were terrible. A butler, whom the protagonist has only known for less than a year, can decide for the protagonist whether or not to add a younger sister to the family; the protagonist keeps saying he wants to enjoy life, but then he's treated like a tool, someone anyone can order around to harm him, and he has to swallow his anger and keep quiet. 🤮
The protagonist is basically being led around like a dog the whole time. Even though the opponent is a god who has lived for thousands of years, you can't just sit still and do absolutely nothing. Nobody likes a protagonist who's completely passive and lacks any initiative.
You could write a system better than write a God.
It's getting more and more boring. Looking at the author's introduction, it was supposed to be a good idea to write about the fantastical ideas of merging different worlds 😅, but all the ink has been wasted on these messy bird gods.