The world-devouring dragon
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In the novel 'The world-devouring dragon,' readers are taken on a journey through various mythologies as they encounter Jormungandr from Nordic mythology, Satan from Christian mythology, Typhon from Greek mythology, and Zhulong from Kunlun mythology. The protagonist, known by different names in different cultures, seeks to uncover the truth amidst being labeled as a monster. This fantasy and Xuanhuan novel delves into themes of evil gods, dragons, mythical beasts, and reincarnation, offering a unique blend of storytelling across diverse mythological realms.
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In Nordic mythology, the Nordic Vikings respectfully call me Jormungandr, the snake that entwines the world; in Christian mythology, Christians call me in disgust the ancient dragon and ancient snake—Satan; in Greek mythology , the gods reverently call me the Hundred-Headed Dragon – Typhon; in the Kunlun mythology, the witches enthusiastically call me the Zhulong – Zhujiuyin…
Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish mythology…
Among the many myths and legends, I traveled back and forth in the name of monster, but I just wanted to find the truth.
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The story of an evil god.
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