Finally, a review after binge-reading more than 300 chapters! The humor of this story is excellent! And the writing is good. Whenever I open this book, I remember the Eastern romance fantasy of traditional books with beautiful covers; Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan and The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh for examples. Kudos to the author! I love how intricately she weaves the different lores across multiple cultures into this book. The most important one is the legend of Chang'er and her Bunny. We also have Greek mythologies, the mention of the Third Punic War, the Egyptian empire and many more. I adore Tuzi's journey after being thrown into the Mortal Realm and I also appreciate how strong Atlas' will that he often reincarnated where she would be. We also have a group of silly gods to admire! Each of them has a different personality yet, all of them sincerely worry about Tuzi and Atlas' well-being. The determined Moon Goddess to get Tuzi (and also Atlas) back to Gods Realm, the reliable Sky God who quietly bears the weight of the universe, the jovial and kind Axel despite being the God of War, the ever so caring Cedric as the God of Humanities, the perceptive Eureka as the God of Innovations, the fussy yet always having his friends' best interest at heart Aero as the God of Air and last but not least, our grumpy yet a master simp Kai as the God of Sea. We also have other mortal characters who I love! Yin, Chang, Oyuna, Bayar and many others. As Volume 2 will end soon, I can't wait to read more of Tuzi's next adventures! Note to author: We need more photos of Tuzi, Atlas and the bunch of silly gods! Especially with yummies!
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