Immortals and Buddhas are dead. Mythology has withered away.
The ancient guardians and myths of old have become evil gods returning to the world, leading people into the abyss.
Humanity has no choice but to rely on itself.
He combined the rise and fall of humanity with the fortunes of countless beings to establish three tiers of Heaven, Earth, and Man, each with six major sequences and twelve minor sequences.
Jiang He opened his eyes and found himself transmigrated as a ninth-rank Spirit Summoner in the Taiyin Wheel’s minor sequence.
As he summoned remnant souls into bottles, the Mythology Codex awakened.
By absorbing the remnant souls and vital essence of Heaven and Earth, myths in the form of illusions, ancient secret scripts, and treasured relics of the past, he could illuminate the codex and unlock different mythological abilities.
The myths of this world and the legends from his past life could all serve him.
Humanity’s fortune was waning. They sacrificed pawns to save their king, doing everything they could to keep cultivation across the six major sequences stable. But demons still ran rampant, half the court officials were sinister creatures, and malevolent spirits roamed the martial world unchecked.
Jiang He chose to keep a low profile and grow stronger at Yin Soul Manor, watching the world through his mythological avatar.
“Studious”: Seek knowledge and learn diligently. Every lesson and every cultivation practice will bring a reward. (Source: The Dead)
“Zen Meditation”: Meditate and cultivate before a Buddha statue to quickly restore your condition and greatly enhance your comprehension, with a chance of a sudden flash of insight. (Source: Jin Chanzi)
“Alchemy”: Taste a hundred herbs to understand all things. Anything in the world can be refined into medicine, and pills can be made even without a formula. Their effects are unpredictable, with a chance of refining a celestial elixir. (Source: Daoist Baicao)
Gradually, he discovered that the myths he had illuminated were all a little strange…
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According to the author's setting, the existing human order was established by the Three Sovereigns of Humanity, meaning that humanity is currently in charge and ruled by humanity. The protagonist's current advantages are all treasures bestowed by Heaven, meaning the protagonist cannot be allowed to grow stronger.
Isn't this pacing a bit too fast? The protagonist hasn't even gotten out of the beginner phase yet, he's only at Sequence 9, and he's already involved in a major event where even Sequence 4 could easily die. And this isn't even released yet, is it already this exciting?
Completely confused
I'm still completely confused after reading three chapters. I'll explain the early cultivation levels and world-building in a separate chapter, otherwise it'll be too mind-bending.
Having read so many novels, I've noticed that authors with poor writing skills always seem to include some negative, personal sentiments. Is it to resonate with readers and keep them reading? Or what?
What's the difference between a "saintly bitch" and a "saintly mother"?
Hearing about the protagonist in Chapter Eleven, I felt he was a hypocrite. He said he wanted to help the ghosts pass on, but then he changed the subject and said that helping them would endanger others? He's said all the good and bad things, so why doesn't he do it himself?
Earlier, it was mentioned that while they could perform rituals to help the deceased, they dared not proceed in order to be cautious. Later, it was revealed that even though Buddha knew that a powerful figure was involved, he still rushed to participate!
All of this is superfluous.
I knew giving you the first order was unnecessary. It's probably just someone's alt account, you old eunuch.
Too hasty
Too rushed! The author is too hasty. It's clear a lot of effort was put into the setting and background, but it's all thrown out too quickly, making it too confusing to read. Slow down, let the storyline gradually reveal the setting, instead of adding a story element to the setting! Otherwise, it's too mentally taxing.
The initial subscription rate wasn't good, so it was discontinued!?
This book seems familiar? Recently, a batch of novels that seem familiar have resurfaced. Every now and then, a batch of novels that seem familiar suddenly appear. Is this due to mass "production"? The plot of this book seems familiar (vague and indistinct scenes float into my mind), and the protagonist still has to solve the problems of Fuguo. The protagonist goes to the headquarters of Fuguo and cleans up the mess for the Fuguo leaders.