My Divine Clone

Main God-ryu can be regarded as a cross between Mugen-ryu and Taneda-bun. Although I was unhappy with the description of the lottery and the widowed heroine. But I think the real world's reaction to a god is quite good.

The first book I have ever encountered that patiently tells the story of the collision of something new (magic) and the present (modern society). The first book to patiently talk about social changes. It's not too badly done and makes for an interesting read. At first I thought it was another boring movie world-travel that focused on the space of the main god. I didn't expect the author to grasp the pain points so accurately. Most of the plot is about magic and the collision between gods and modern society. --The first wormhole, the country's reaction, the vague figure, the second wormhole, the golden dragon, the alliance of the twelve nations, the opening of a different world, the economic and political impact of the new world, the exploration of the new world, and the gradual negotiation with the gods. Ps: It is recommended to skip the early magical world and start reading directly from more than 90 chapters. Ps: The later stage is a bit slow and boring. Evaluation: The part that collides with the world as a god is the fairy grass, and other grains

Recommendation index: ★★★☆ Although I like Yue Ran's book very much, it is not a 4-star book if you remove the subjectivity. The power system is excellent, and the storyline, minus the suspected appendix ending, is average, but the plot connection is a bit stiff. The other two are the same. You can take a look if you like. I have to say that this is a very stable author~~ there is no improvement in each book~ and there are fewer paid chapters than free chapters, otherwise he would definitely be famous. Suddenly I discovered that Yueran's book is available as a free reading volume.

This is a good and refreshing article, which gives a new explanation to the concept of Lord God, which makes people's eyes bright.