Greek Mythology: My Pantheon Spans the Heavens

This author's writing was so poor that I became less and less patient as I read further. I could only skip reading, but I didn't see or feel any better. I didn't feel any better about the scene between the protagonist and Gaia in the latest chapter. I don't know how other people feel. Anyway, I don't like this kind of shabby shoes (even if the author says that it's easy to get rid of the kidneys but not the heart, I don't care about singles and extras, but I don't like the kind of protagonist who gets together with shabby shoes). I even searched carefully, from the initial chapter to the latest chapter, from a lot of comments to now there are fewer comments.

According to the situation in ancient Greece, the best site is the tower under hell. The so-called garbage of chaos that cannot be digested is not a kind of natural treasure, but it cannot be used in Greece. The nemesis of chaos lies in the change of its own evolution, which can become the kind of thing that carries the rules of heaven and earth. For example, the rules between heaven and earth are invisible, but wontons can be touched and are not affected, just like a stubborn stone. It is not that its latitude is higher than the rules.

The ten good karma are specifically divided into the good karma of the body: not killing, not stealing, and not committing sexual misconduct; the good karma of language: not lying, not speaking harshly, not being divisive, and not being frivolous; the good karma of the mind: not being greedy, not being angry, and not being delusional.

It is best for the author to proofread it after writing. There are too many typos and homophonic words, which makes it uncomfortable to read. WPS seems to have an automatic proofreading function. There are also explanations and some associations, but it is a bit too much, and I often skip a chapter. I am a bit tired from reading it, and I feel that there is too much water in it.

A prehistoric novel disguised as Greek mythology? Previous prehistoric novels loved to do this, and it was always the first time since the beginning of the world.

It's very boring, I thought it was about the only one in the world of Chaos after the original five gods. After watching it for a long time, I just saw the main character lingering for a while.

The protagonist feels like vomiting after killing a little monster?

The author's ability needs to be improved. It makes no sense to have such a large number of settings all watered down. It's like eating noodles with only water but no noodles. The settings should be shown through stories.

I found a small amount of novels among a lot of nonsense. The protagonist also likes to talk to himself. Don't you know that this is a little poisonous point now? Can't you write what you are murmuring in your heart?

You are actually writing myths with the thought of cultivating immortals, but you cannot write like this after reading two realistic non-biblical myths. It's not that the wider the setting, the more powerful it is, but the more limited it is, the more interesting it is. With all your civilization and species, you still have the priesthood of self-creation? It's too cliche, I suggest you read the Greek Mythology God of the Cave. Expand your worldview