Name: God Is Broken
Author: Yishui Mingjing

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At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, all things in the world were created, as well as many gods. The gods created their own direct descendants, the gods, but this kind of rule slowly disappeared in the process of intermarriage between the gods and humans. Friendly reminder: The novel is a slow-burning type. If you don't like the slow pace in the early stages, you can read it faster. The climax of Ye Wanhe's subsequent investigation and mission execution. The sad title reflects some of the author's own feelings about his life. There is a group of people who have fragments of God flowing within them. And they are the descendants of God After the death of the gods, their power was scattered among the world. Fragments are inherited, fought over, diluted, dissipated, passed down from generation to generation until they disappear completely. The shard holders hide among ordinary people and maintain a fragile balance - this is the meaning of the Shard Council's existence and the lie it maintains. God was real. Their descendants are still there today, with either strong or weak blood. There are those who are close to God and there are those who will never reach it. And deeper in history, some things never really die. They are waiting. Waiting to be reawakened. The world of fragments is not another world, it overlaps our world. An alley you pass by may be a door, a portrait in your textbook may still be alive, and the blood flowing in an ordinary person you meet may be older than you think. And the oldest ones no longer care what humans think.

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The characters in the book have their own story arcs, and they do not simply serve the protagonist, just like the world does not revolve around you in reality. There is no absolute right or wrong. For example, Loki also longed to return to the time when he was called ordinary Adam, but fate forced him to pick up the chessboard again and become that disgusting conspirator, but he was also a good father. Odin understood that Loki had his own difficulties, but from both the family and personal perspectives, he chose the family perspective. Growth is inevitably accompanied by gain and loss. The Creator does not provide free help, and sometimes will not even help Tang Chu. Just like some opportunities in reality, but if there are none, then you must rely on yourself and try to use what you have to exchange for what you don't have. This is the price of growth and a gift. If you don't move forward, fate will push you to move forward. You are destined to lose something as you grow up, either the youthful spirit like Odin, the loss of parents like Bai Lingze, or the loss of a possibility for the future like Tang Chu. Youthful feelings, in reality, are mostly regrettable. No one is very mature, so most youthful feelings end in failure. It is like the beautiful fireworks that are short and gorgeous, but not eternal, so regrets are inevitable. The sentence in the book "A boy will exchange his name with about 10,000 girls in his life, but there are only about three who can really open his heart to you. Unfortunately, it is not that you have never met, nor is it that you have met and missed those three. It is that you knew it clearly and then pushed her away with your own hands." It is the sobriety of Tang Chu himself. Although cruel, this is the fact. If you don't take the initiative, there is no chance, and if you take the initiative, there is no guarantee. Li Anhui reflected the sorrow of identity: because she was born into the Gods, she was destined to be killed by the council. Even though she tried hard to integrate into the world and imitated others, others thought she was a fool and did not understand her. The world seemed not to like her, but she never thought of giving up.
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