Dream of the Red Chamber: Incense and Divine Power, Beginning as the City God of Shenjing

So far, it's been written very well, simply put, it's enjoyable. Don't suddenly make a sharp turn or add a sense of suppression, since 9 years old is indeed too young. You'd better change the age a bit higher.

Addressing someone as an adult is beneath their dignity!

What does this have to do with incense and religious practices? It's just a facade.

You should read more books about Shintoism. This book has a problem with its premise. The first noble family with two dukes in the founding of a nation is portrayed as a mess in this book. It might not be a problem in the ordinary world, but in the extraordinary world, it's like having a pile of shit stuck in the middle. Furthermore, the Shinto system itself has major issues.

The protagonist is like a robot, without any hobbies, following the path of divinity. As a god, one can be as emotionless as a machine, but when switching to human form, one must be as human as possible. Turning people into ice blocks would be pointless.

I am Vlad von Castan, Count of Sylvania, Elector of the Empire, but everyone likes to call me "that noseless" vampire. I love literature. Growing up in the desert country of Nehkara, he aspires to become a cultural figure who studies pyramids and mummies. But unexpectedly The Pharaoh Queen, captivated by my handsome appearance, forcibly transformed me into an immortal vampire.

The paths of gods and humans are separate. When you are a god, don't let others know your human identity; when you are a human, don't display divine abilities. Otherwise, it will all be chaos, and the plot will fall apart.

I quite like this book. I've only spent 18 yuan on it over the past twenty years, and I've already spent half of it here. Keep up the good work!

It's pretty good, as long as it doesn't deliberately suppress the protagonist or force conflicts to make the protagonist show off and get slapped in the face.

Damn it! Refund! Why are there so many eunuchs lately?