I Sparked a Mythological Revival in India
我在印度掀起神话复苏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Keep Your Chin Up, or You'll Lose Your Crown: A Cure for Reading Slumps
I'll protect the gems in the urban fiction category! Don't hang your head, or your crown will fall. Don't cry, or your enemies will laugh. Only hardship gives you the strength to bounce back from rock bottom and the right to soar through the heavens. I love all kinds of urban fiction, from calm, laid-back stories to dramatic, life-and-death adventures. P.S. The genres mentioned above are just my personal tastes. Accepting ads and books to test-read.
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One Man's Path to Power, Behind-the-Scenes Stories
Inventing myths and creating the supernatural
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The author of this book should pretend that China doesn't exist, and not mention China at all. I finally have a book worth reading, and I don't want to see it get banned one day.
The protagonist needs to learn to dance anytime, anywhere.
I just want to ask, can the main character dance? If not, then this book is definitely not authentic.
The behind-the-scenes stories are quite varied now; finally, they're not just relentlessly exploiting Tokyo anymore.
A One-Picture Introduction to Indian Mythology
This is the first batch. If you like it, I'll make more. Also, please vote for me with monthly tickets!
Want to know if your beast will have its backdoor exposed?
The author clearly doesn't understand India. You think that lower-caste people need to find someone to help them after committing murder? Go search for a few of those people on TikTok called "Yik." Killing someone is just killing someone, like killing a chicken; nothing else happens.
It doesn't feel very fun anymore.
I don't understand what the author is trying to do now. The power levels are almost completely messed up. This isn't a revival of original Indian mythology; it's just a reskinned version of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. What people want to see are all sorts of magical Indian wonders. Now, with all the bugged Indian blessings and superpowers, it's lost its magic. The power levels have detached from the core characters, turning into a generic superpower battle. It loses its unique character.
Indian ideas
You look at him, you smile at him, you greet him, and in his eyes, that means you're interested in him (in their minds, higher beings wouldn't be kind to them; only lower beings or those interested in them would be). He has nothing of value but his body, so when you offer your body… he will satisfy you. During this process, any resistance you show him will be seen as a feigned rejection.
The protagonist died of diarrhea after drinking Ganges water on his first day after transmigrating. (The End)
To be honest, India is definitely one of the most fertile grounds for writing about behind-the-scenes, absolute rule. Its religious influence is probably one of the greatest in the world, and India's inherent magical realism makes it the perfect place to stir up trouble.