Myth Resurrection: I Revived the Chinese Gods

I think it's okay, but it's just a little bit lacking. However, the combat power is getting worse and worse later on. Maybe it's because the author knows that writing like this is not good enough (I mean it's a little bit lacking and not satisfying, but it's pretty good to pass the leisure time. I'm not saying it's very interesting, but at least I can keep watching it. The plot is not confusing and I can understand the general meaning)

This is a bit of a hasty ending. This can be written into three chapters, one is the Earth Guardian chapter, the second is the Galactic Empire chapter, and the third is the Black Wall chapter. You can finish the first part if you have already written it, but leave a suspense at the end to tell us the general plot, and then prepare to start the second part, and the third part too. And some people don't need to write it down to death, they can still keep it as a foundation. Overall, this is a very good material and well written. But you can definitely continue writing like that. For you, the author, this is an opportunity to become a god. Keep writing and pay attention to the relationship between the two. This is the best novel about Chinese gods that I have ever read. Unfortunately, the ending is too hasty. Maybe you don't have time to write it down. What a pity.

Describing China and the motherland, the author is a good man

It was really fun to watch it. I finished it in one day. It was so good!

The protagonist is indecisive, has no IQ to turn the tide, keeps stressing about various difficulties and obstacles, and is not decisive and ruthless in killing. How can we celebrate the New Year without dealing with so many restless elements and a large number of spies, traitors and traitors in the country? Don't you understand the principle of using heavy codes in troubled times?

I can't stand it anymore after about 30 chapters. The first part was okay. You keep writing about us being bad at this and being bullied to death. What does that mean?

It's really pretty, but the ending is a bit abrupt. But everything that needs to be said has been said, and it's not too bad.

For me, this book is relatively good-looking. The author also wrote about the protection and non-giving up of the motherland and the people's soldiers, as well as the Chinese nation's spirit of not giving up and daring to resist in the face of disasters. Through the author's description of what the protagonist did for the country after his rebirth, I also realized that the author is a person who loves the motherland. I feel that this book is worth reading. Finally, I hope the author can continue writing this book. Come on!

I think the author has a very rich imagination and has written all the important figures in China's five thousand years of history. It's just that the ending is a bit sloppy.

Fine