I Can Incarnate Everything

I remember your last book, Rebirth as a Tree, which impressed me so much. I didn't expect that you ran away at your peak. I was surprised at the time that you didn't write such a good book. You are actually resurrected now. At that time several years ago, I was still using my old account. I remember that when I was in high school, I usually didn't read the original version. But at that time, I actually read your original version, and then you became a eunuch. Although I only read genuine books now, I have to keep your book in case you become a eunuch again.

Author, can you please explain how the protagonist incarnates and gives birth to a natural spirit? It's like a person's hand has a will again, it's so uncomfortable to see!

A wonderful book that old bookworms can enjoy

Same... Beautiful, don't be a shooter... I'm really speechless

Apart from the novelty at the beginning, what else is worth watching?

It's quite childish. It's just established like this. A large section of the chapter is full of water and has no practical significance. Although the gods in charge are powerful and can easily ignore many things such as power diplomacy, recruiting people is really easy. What if there is a scumbag criminal who hides himself and enters the Kingdom of God? Will you let him go just because he believes? If you write that you are rich, you can join by paying money. What is the doctrine of the Kingdom of God? How to know faith? If you just build a country and then recruit people to live in and protect it, it will be like raising and protecting animals in captivity. Although the Kingdom of God is very good, maybe you can live forever, there are mechanical aircraft carriers, and modern people don't have to worry about the entertainment they want... But it is still good, so a big chapter is inexplicable. You show your power to ordinary people. What do you want to tell ordinary people? What can you bring by joining the Kingdom of God? How to manage, how to operate, and the purpose of operation? After joining, you become a whole. If you are not responsible for others, you are irresponsible for yourself. The danger not only comes from Ziyue, but also from within. Not to mention the solution is written in the later chapters, this thing should be planned first before talking about it. The big and small characters in the book were confused. Outside the book, I, the reader, looked confused. The gods and the cult were overjoyed, but the protagonist and the author didn't take it to heart. Establishment must be established sooner or later, but now it is too down-to-earth... It's like a joke, thinking that humans are the same as your animals? I am still a child and don't understand anything. One person has all kinds of thoughts, but there are only 30 million people? The game occasionally has bugs. The Kingdom of God is different from ordinary countries. Even if it is an ordinary country, a city is not easy to manage. Forget it, the author has already written about it, so just write.

1: This setting is really attractive, and it's basically non-toxic in the early stage (it has a few minor flaws, but it's harmless) 2: The water injection is serious. After paying, there will often be a long paragraph describing a cut-scene tool person, and there will also be cases where half a chapter of "ideological realm" or "inner activities" is written but no conclusion is reached. 3: The big poisonous point is to create a conflict between the Avatar and Ryan. It was fine when Xiaolu was young, but there are already signs of it (the author does not know how to describe a mature politician at all, which makes the communication between Xiaolu and humans very awkward. When cooperation in other countries goes smoothly, the Ryan politician's brain goes offline?) The scene with the stone man was really vicious, forcibly creating a conflict between the stone man and the politicians ("demand" is an equal word, but it has become a point of contradiction). It was originally a plot that the two sides could quickly resolve by imposing conditions on each other, but something had to go wrong. This is a relationship of mutual cooperation against Ziyue. If you ask Ryan to write something if he doesn't believe in God, and if you feel that you are at a disadvantage, just mention two more conditions, and you will naturally get through this plot. (Of course, it may be that the author chose the writing method with the most chapter reviews. Anyway, the chapter reviews exploded, and all kinds of monsters and monsters that can be called "human rape" came out.) Subsequently, we arranged a wave of "netizens complaining" plots that successfully flooded the entire chapter and also exploded the chapter reviews. The cool thing about this book itself is that various magical incarnations continue to become stronger and acquire various characteristics, and then just fight Ziyue. You have to compete with allies or partners, hit your teammates with every punch, and then inject various water. Summary: Halfway through reading it, I feel like it was written by another person.

Hey hey hey, hey hey hey, hahahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

This book is very strange. It is both counter-conventional and conventional at the same time. For example, in the sika deer incarnation, the male in parentheses and the middle-aged male Adam are considered an anti-routine, but the human line is written in a very cliché, he is a fat man and he runs a pet shop. This creates a severe sense of fragmentation, neither up nor down. After reading some book reviews, do you still want to establish a clerical state? ? ? ? Also, it's really hard to write a book without paying attention to details.

It's not my fault. It's too much to say that you absorb light and emit light at the same time. In the first part, it is described that the oak tree absorbs light very much, and in the second part, it is described that the oak tree emits light. I can't understand it. . .