(10 first-day subscriptions, now at a thousand per installment. The goal: a premium title!) Gu Qing transmigrates as an invincible evil god, but he's still in his infancy and can only grow quickly by gaining more believers. The queen who manages to summon him is a pitiful creature on the verge of being bullied to death. But that's all right. Even an infant evil god is still a god.
Queen: "The more they oppose me, the more it proves I'm right. The more the Evil God is hated, the more it proves He's righteous."
Princess: "The ship of the new era can't carry relics from the old. We're all doing our best to survive. If you have something to say, take it up with the Evil God."
Goddess: "Ugh! Why are tens of thousands of believers and a thousand mighty Chosen Ones all willing to join your ranks?"
Emperor: "My loyal Imperial Guard and valiant generals, how could they have been defeated so quickly? You mere evil god, how did you bewitch so many believers?!"
Years later, when statues of Gu Qing as the world's savior are found everywhere, when the powerful Chosen Ones fight over who gets to claim him, and when the revered empresses and priestesses keep calling his name and humming with delight, Gu Qing can't help but reflect. He never even helped them develop their sensitivity back then!
I feel like other righteous gods would doubt whether the protagonist is joking or not when they see his name. What kind of god would call himself an evil god?
This cover... Ascension?
I've read about a third of it so far, and my assessment is that it's a mindless, feel-good novel. The low readership might be due to two reasons: first, there's really nothing outstanding about it. The plot and setting are all mediocre, the pacing is flat and predictable, and the characters are rather one-dimensional and stereotypical. Second, there are quite a few minor flaws, such as typos in almost every chapter and occasional completely repetitive filler text, which actually detracts from the reading experience. Of course, it's a mindless, feel-good novel, so just read it casually to kill time; don't overthink it.
Endless Shennong, come forth! #(Haha)
Does anyone know where to avoid landmines?
The evil god should be something like Liev, right?
Your initial handling of the Duke was exactly what you expected. The villain should have just died; there was no need to give him more screen time. A villain with no foreshadowing was kicked to death at the beginning, and then you suddenly add background information? Tell me, what were you thinking when you added this plot? Aside from being overly sentimental, I didn't see anything else. The most worthwhile part was the beginning, considering everything.
Is the author here? I've read up to chapter 118. Isn't the protagonist supposed to be an evil god? Why is he afraid of filth and being corrupted? Can't the protagonist actively devour things? He seems to be getting weaker and weaker as the story progresses.
It's really pretty, why is nobody here? #(Laughs)
It looks pretty good, but with these stats, will it even survive?