Myth: the Emperor of Heaven Is Not at Work Today

After reading this book, I deliberately read more than 7 hours of commentary by God of Gods. It was really fun to follow this book. Every aspect of this book is very intuitive, especially the power of penance and blessing to find bugs. It feels like everything is clear as soon as it is written. It is unlike other books that use too many professional words, and there are many different powers that make the perception complicated. Personally, I think a simpler system is easier to understand. This book is also very fun to write. In fact, many people don't understand Indian mythology at all and don't want to know about it. There are many versions of Indian mythology. Most people only know Indian mythology after watching short videos. The attraction of these dramas is that they are weird and fun. Therefore, many people read Indian mythological novels for fun, but the prerequisite is that they must be reasonable. The protagonist Indra in this book is also quite good. Everyone knows that he is an old unlucky man. And after all, he is the Emperor of Heaven, so he can participate in many events. There are also many scenes in the original myth (referring to sandbags and troublemakers). And using original characters is definitely much better than using original characters. After all, most people really don't understand Indian mythology. It's not easy to arrange how original characters develop and upgrade. But using the characters in the original work, the character's route is basically already there. All you need to do is write down an existing line, and then the author can adjust it appropriately. I am looking forward to what I will write next, and I hope I can continue to have fun.

I feel like I can't keep writing this book anymore. It started with three updates and now it's one update. Recently I can't even keep up with one update a day.

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I have seen people writing about their own mythology, Greek mythology, and Nordic mythology, but this is the first time I have seen Indian mythology. I am amazed that there are authors who dare to open up new worlds. Their spirit is worth learning. I can't imagine how happy the author was when he looked up the information. Summary: The emergence of this book proves that there are many volumes in the current Internet literature circle. I don't know how well the author writes, but my fun mentality prompted me to take a quick look.

When you have reached the point of hard training, you can have a wife from the Supreme God.

When you are a Heavenly Emperor, only one Asura will come to beat you. If you are no longer a Heavenly Emperor, then a group of Asuras may form a group to circle and kick you 😏

Once you sit down on the throne of the Emperor of Heaven, no matter how smart you are, you will become stupid.

As various Eastern and Western mythologists compete with each other, someone has opened up a new track 😏

Hinduism believes that the ninth incarnation of Vishnu is Sakyamuni (although Buddhism does not recognize it), so the foreign aid Tiandi is looking for and the foreign aid Yudi is looking for can be regarded as the same person. Some people have changed the system and are still working overtime

It is not a question of God or not. It is really that kind, that kind of rare thing. The feeling of watching Indian mythology is very different from other myths. Other myths have a sense of epicness and big scenes, but Indian mythology makes people feel like they are having fun because of the overly large scenes and the outrageous plot of blessings and blessing bugs. 😃

Looking at Obstacle Remover, the general Asura King's routine is to practice hard and become a mechanical monster by blessing, and then rule the world with undead bugs, but they forget that the Three Phase God, as a game engineer, has the authority to fix bugs. As long as he spends time, he can fix even the most difficult bugs Banda was smart and knew that he couldn't play with the Three-Phase God, so he didn't ask for any fancy blessings of eternal life. He only wanted two. One was to absorb all the power and become a top-level monster, and the other was to rule the world for seven thousand years. A clear blessing would be difficult to deal with. The most important thing is that Banda's blessing does not go away. He continues to enshrine the Big Sky and the Little Elephant God, and continues to refresh the blessing buff according to demand. This is the smartest way. As long as the blessing continues, your speed of fixing bugs will never be able to keep up with the speed of my blessing.

Indian mythology, then you can't finish dancing

To be honest, if the Emperor of Heaven really refuses to do anything, the most likely consequence is that Shiva and Vishnu will take turns playing in a mixed doubles match.

Both humans and dogs are showing off, only the Emperor of Heaven is being beaten. Ever since the rise of Brahmanism in India, Indra, the Aryans who brought foreign god-kings, has plummeted in status. In the days that followed, Indra would either seek death and be deflated, or he would be beaten in turn by demons and ghosts who appeared out of nowhere. In global mythology, it is rare for a god-king to have such a stretched crotch.

You have to have a sense of urgency, brother Brother, the popularity of your book is largely due to opening up a new track. If you want to switch to another track, your writing style and plot concept, to put it bluntly, it is 100% a hit. Think about how your first two books were hit. Now you are so busy updating every day, and you can't meet the needs of readers. Readers must look for supplements elsewhere. For those who are planning to write or are currently writing about the Asan mythology, if one or two books are published, then your readership loss will be serious. You have only become popular now, and this book is not even finished yet Advice that is harsh to the ears is better than practice. If you want to do this, brother, at least finish the book well.

Indra, the name of the Hindu god. His titles include "King of Gods", "King of the Universe", "Generous", "Compassionate", "Drinker of Soma Wine", "He holding Vajra", "Ruler", "Killer of Vritra", "Son of Power", "Commander of the Guard of Morudha", "Friend", "Giver" and so on. Indra was brought to India from ancient Iran by the Aryans, and was later absorbed by Buddhism. In the Chinese translation of Buddhist scriptures, Indra is called "Emperor of Heaven", "Emperor of Heaven", "Emperor of Heaven" or "Emperor of Interpretation". In Hinduism, he is the lord of Sudarsana and is highly worshiped. He is described as having a dark brown color all over his body and can change his shape. He is addicted to drinking soma wine, so he is also called "the soma wine drinker". It is said that his greatest achievement was to kill the snake demon Vritra (Vrtra), split mountains and divert water, and won the titles of "Vritra Killer" and "Water Winner"; he also conquered many castles, including 99 belonging to Vritra, so he was also known as the "Castle Destroyer". Originally the god of thunder and rain, he later developed into the god of war, holding a vajra, hence the name "the one holding the vajra". Its weapons include hooks and nets, and it is said that it once conquered the Dasha people, the original indigenous inhabitants of India. As the protector of the clan, he competed for dominance with Varuna, the protector of another clan, and won. Later, the two clans united and were called "Indra Varuna". After Varuna gradually declined, Indra achieved complete dominance and was revered as the "King of the World". His hymns account for a quarter of the entire Rig Veda. However, as Brahma became the creator and founder, and the roles of Vishnu and Shiva increased dramatically, although Indra was still regarded as the king of gods and the master of the heavens, he actually ended up in a subordinate position. He was often the object of ridicule and was repeatedly insulted by immortals, hermits and monsters. He relied on the help of other gods to maintain his heavenly status. Character Background Indra is the god of war, the embodiment of battle. He fought against the gods, and they feared him. He participated in countless battles against demons and non-Aryan gods, and defeated 99 camps belonging to the snake demon Vritra, so he was also known as the "Castle Destroyer". During the war, both sides prayed to Indra for victory. Indra's military achievements are also explained from the perspective of the origin of the universe, saying that he gave birth to the sun, the sky, and the morning glow. He consolidated the status of the sun and drove the sun to walk (his eyes are the sun). He fought with Vritra to capture the sun. He also split mountains and diverted water, so he was also known as the "winner in water". His victory over Vritra meant that the positive prevailed over the negative chaos of the universe. The result of victory was the establishment of the vast Vedic world. Indra is also associated with harvest, prosperity, longevity, and masculine strength. He was charitable and friendly towards people, especially the Aryans, and was always ready to help. He appeared many times as a singing inspiration. It is said in the Rigveda that he transformed into other objects many times. Indra is a highly personalized god, and his appearance, clothing, voice, figure, temperament, wisdom, etc. Are described in detail. His mother did not want him to be born. His mother's name is not mentioned in the Rigveda. In the Atharva Veda, his mother's name is Igastaka, who is equal to the night god Radori. In the epic it is said that Indra was the seventh son of Aditi. In the Rig Veda, he is called the fourth son of Aditi. His father sometimes said Teyus, sometimes he said Dashta or Prajapati. In the Brahma books, it is often said that he is the youngest son of Prajapati, and sometimes it is said that he was created by the gods. Indra's wife was sometimes Indrani, sometimes Sakhi or Pulumi. In the Atharva Veda his wives are Balasaha and Sana. His twin brother is Agnija or Pushan. He is associated with the gods Morudha, Ushas Vado, Vayu and Aditya. This gives him a special place at least in the Vedic stage. He has new connections in the epic. In the post-Vedic period, the significance of Indra significantly declined. Some of his functions changed. In particular, his role in creation is completely excluded, but his role as a military leader is strengthened. In the epic, he is a god associated with rain and harvest, and is very similar to the rain god Prajaniya, so much so that they are equal. Indra's name is also invoked during rain-seeking rituals. It was only later that he became the Protector of the World. Brahma gave him dominion over the East. His idol Aravada guards this side. The gods Aditya, the Absaros, the Gandharvas, and the Siddhas were all his assistants.

In fact, it is okay if the Three Phase God does not bless you. But to Brahma, these are his big boys. For Shiva, this is the Lord of Innocence, who is mainly innocent and easy to coax. It may be that Vishnu has too many tricks up his sleeve and doesn't like to use his brain very much, so it doesn't matter and always gives blessings blindly. If you ask for an outrageous blessing from Vishnu, but Vishnu predicts that you will use the blessing to cause trouble, the price will be greater than violating the dharma, and he will really not take advantage of you. If you look at the Mahabharata, you will know how old Vishnu's incarnation as Krishna is. In order to protect the righteous Dharma, he tricked and killed Asura's reincarnation of Dhritarashtra. There is really no limit to the possibilities.

The high-end ascetic practice is different. This Brahma ascetic practice is real. It takes a short time to produce quick results and is powerful. It is not difficult and you can still see Brahma. It is really refreshing to do the ascetic practice. Our Asura can't do it without practicing hard.

Thinking of the collection of demon kings in Indian mythology I saw before I want not to die day and night, or at the hands of humans, gods, demons, demons, ghosts, or insects; I want my arms to crush any life. I want the existence touched by my hands to be destroyed, and my blood can become a clone when it falls on the ground; I want Vishnu's armor, Brahma's Vetus Sutra, and Shiva's body Linga; I want Able to integrate any power in the universe into the body, and finally rule the universe for seven thousand years Then the result is that between day and night, at dusk, he was killed by the three-phase god who transformed into a new species; he was fooled into touching his head with his arms, and every drop of blood did not fall to the ground, and was caught with a basin; he was eliminated by Linga who was wearing a battle armor and holding a scripture 😏

The Emperor Indra in Ganesha the Remover

Give it a try, the author Emotionally affectionate Stretching the bow and setting up an arrow I am the only one in the world, arrogant and arrogant, with a devilish smile Thunder and lightning help me Here it is for you A ruthless one The first few pictures highlight the majesty of Indra, this one focuses on his piety and pure wild beauty The wife of the Emperor of Heaven, Shezhi The last picture is Mohini (praising Harihara version)

My favorite is Ah San's myth. What other dogs are written about? It's a pity, I could have continued writing

In fact, this person's status in Greece is somewhat embarrassing.

The results for writing other books are not as good as this one, so I'd better come back and update.

Asura's penance → Blessing from the three-phase god → Asura showing off → Three-phase god's card bug (if it cannot be stuck, a bug will be created) → Asura's mail

Does the author plan to write a side story to link up with FGO?

The quality of the Indian mythology fanfiction written by the author is very high. When I watched the Indian mythology TV series, I felt that the old cadre of Brahma was too aggrieved and was always bullied. Can there be a book in which a pig's foot traveled through time and transformed into the fifth chapter (the head of pride) where Brahma was cut off by Shiva? It has its own Escanor template for the sin of pride. Escanor's invincible one-minute setting at noon beats Shiva to vent his anger for the old cadre. Moreover, Brahma and Escanor's beards are very similar, both have horned beards.

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Absolute Holy Mother, Absolute Nanny. Every time something bad happens, I find the protagonist, and then the protagonist says no, but tries his best without asking for anything in return, and then goes on and on, as if the world will not change without the protagonist. The poison of this ancient nanny trend can be seen today, ruining this new track.