
Reincarnation: The Evolution from Pigeon to Angel
转生:从鸽人到天使的进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 109k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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59Chapters
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What is it about? The protagonist can become a priest if he wants to be a priest? Author, are you kidding me? Just relying on a fantasy concept to get a priesthood, let me see what you write next😐😐😐
Sorry, it's over
I thought you were claiming that this book was plagiarized, but it turned out to be from outside the site. I searched several platforms and found that the theme of angels already existed, so there was no point in writing it. And being accused of plagiarism was really annoying.
Youth and vitality Youth can be extended to the protector of teenagers, beauty, and charm Vitality can be extended to vitality, movement, and harmony In fact, if the protagonist wants a priesthood that does not have strong attack power but is important to the world you can read Greek mythology Aphrodite, Hebe, Hermes, Demeter, Apollo, Muses and their divine functions Aphrodite: love, beauty, desire, navigation, strategy (she is also the god of war), dreams, reproduction, pearls Hebe: youth, vitality, spring, youth (should be the current one) Protagonist's original form) Hermes: commerce, trade, travel, roads, theft, information, magic, alchemy (Triple Great Hermes "Jade Record") Demeter: fertility, land, farming, grains, fruits, gestation, resurrection Apollo: light , art, prophecy, medicine, law, hunting (he is also the god of hunting) Muse (seven or nine): inspiration, poetry, dance, astronomy, history, epic, comedy, geometry, astrology Most of these priestly protagonists can be occupied, according to the author's world view so far
I still want to see the angel theme.
Since your content is a little different from the one next door, let's make a book with the theme of angel belief and not engage in racial theory. Yours is nothing more than the protagonist leading his own protagonist to the angels. Another angel genre is that the protagonist directly becomes an angel, of course a false god or the like, and then needs faith to become a true god. The entire world view is that the world has just been born or something unexpected happened, and there are only new false gods, and the true gods have all gone elsewhere. Then in the human world, there is this kind of show-off that cuts off faith. Confront the beliefs of other gods and become the winner in the end.
Writing a novel is contrary to nature, and dying on the road is normal
The Western mythology next door has already given the answer. It is obvious that we have to take the route of Jehovah or Zeus.
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The writing is good, but the dialogue and transitions are a bit stiff, but that's not a big problem. The subject matter and perspective are really good. I have only read a book with a similar subject matter on Hedgehog Cat, but the pig's feet are from the perspective of God. But that pigeon is, after all, a pigeon nest. It's a pity. What I want to say is, come on, author, I still want to see the ending. The number of people will gradually increase. (There are a little few comments, please encourage me. Don't be a pig)
When did you kill the Titans? Suddenly, a madman sharpens his knife at night, and the emperor's star flutters high! ! I want to see blood flowing like a river
The subject matter and world view are good
The third golden chapter is also very well written, but even for a new book, it's a bit obvious.