Ang gandaaaaaaaaa.
There's something deeply symbolic about Su Xi being an ordinary dog walker who inherits the power to protect an entire planet. She's not a warrior, not a scientist, not a leader. She's someone who spends her days walking eight dogs and dealing with people's mundane problems. And yet she's the one chosen. The old man's bloodline connection is interesting—it suggests that divinity runs through ordinary families, that the sacred isn't separate from the everyday but woven through it. The Concealment Array is a powerful symbol too. For tens of thousands of years, Earth was protected, allowed to grow without interference, and that protection came at the cost of the old man's life. His sacrifice allowed humanity to develop naturally, to reach a point where Su Xi could inherit this power. The idea that gods exist and that civilization levels are measured by divine awakening rather than technology is a profound commentary on what we value. We build spaceships and quantum computers, but the universe considers the real milestone to be something spiritual, something transcendent. The alien fleet's sudden retreat and groveling shows that power isn't just about weapons—it's about connection to something greater. And Su Xi's struggle to feel different after inheriting the Divine Seat, checking her body like it's something visible, speaks to how we often don't recognize our own transformation. The prayers she hears—make me rich, get married, children, be well—are the same prayers humans have always whispered. Even with gods real and verifiable, people still want the same things. The divine doesn't change human nature. It just gives someone like Su Xi the power to protect the world while it continues being beautifully, stubbornly ordinary.
The overall storyline is satisfactory and engaging. The dramatic elements, including unexpected twists and the surprise couple, have kept me hooked. However, I'm confused about Lu Rong's character development; he's not entirely evil, nor completely good. I'm eager to find out more about his story, which seems to be left open-ended. I'm patiently awaiting the release of the additional chapters, hoping it won't be long.
First of all, it's just one review, and secondly, why not? Hopefully you realize that not only men read light novels. Harems for men are ok, but reverse harems for women are not?
Agreed author plots to much drama and crashes his own story I've read sm*t with better plots and better MC
At first this novel is very good and interesting having a female John Wick as the protagonist (Weapons, car race, chases, explosions, etc) but it only lasts during the Green City arc (initial city). After that this novel turns into a cultivation novel (a bad one) and the FMC goes masochistic and everyone thinks she's trash and bullies her, then she slap their faces or mass murder without any action (battle).
Ik right it's precious and pretty
was it dropped , i really wanna continue reading it
I'm reading the manhwa and found out the novel has ended. Can anyone give me ideas on where I should read to continue? The girl he was teaching has reached the 17th floor and was finishing the fight with his doppelganger.
This is so good to bad they didn't finish translation
I BEG THEE FELLOW DAOISTS LISTEN TO ME! Please do not click on spoilers!!! I’ve caught up already on this site, but I’m still getting spoiled 800 chapters ahead. Tf is this bs!
Mc is too much cold outside and inside, for me the captain is much more like mc than the current mc. ?