I, an Ordinary Man, Became a God in Another World

The girl obtained by the sacrifice did not suspect that the protagonist was not a god? A god with no character at all, or a god? I think we should build a divine kingdom (a space that can store living people) and throw it in.

When I read Chapter 5, I, He, Mom, it's this old-fashioned plot again. The salesperson is stubborn, looks down on others, and then pretends to be cool and slaps you in the face. It's really vicious. I think that even if the salesperson looks down on people, he won't say it in front of you. At most, he will say it in his heart or behind his back. Do you still want to work in front of the customer? She was just a part-time worker. When she saw this, she got poisoned and died. Let's go, go, go, go.

How can becoming a god be like becoming Zeus Dumas?

The saints of a sect volunteer to offer fire sacrifices to their gods, and they are at least at the level of fanatics, or even at the level of saints. Will they not collapse when they see that their god is an ordinary person? Don't say you can't see it, unless you are a fool, pig's feet don't even have superpowers. They only have to eat and go to the toilet to be exposed, and they call you "Young Master" when they meet. Is this the thought and tone that a god should have?

A new storm has appeared, and the author is standing in the middle of the road. A truck speeds past, and the author is lying in the middle of the road. Facing the danger with a smile, the author was rushed to the Children's Hospital. However, resuscitation failed, and he spiraled into the sky, and was finally sent to the morgue. A new author has appeared. The more I look at it, the more displeased I am. Traveling through time and space, I punch him and the author lies in front of me.

You're wrong. If you become a god in another world, shouldn't you downplay the reality and wait until your strength improves to show off in reality? You're such an urban pretentious person, it's very poisonous to slap someone in the face, your layout is too small...

Chapter 5: I was looked down upon by the salesperson when I bought a car. Let me ask you, the author, is he so poor that he has never bought a car? Does this book depend entirely on YY?

To be honest, I came here because of the title of the book, not because it was all pretense and slap in the face. As soon as I got rich, I went to buy a car and met this kind of salesperson and people I knew. How could there be so many fools in the world? Even if they looked down on you, it wouldn't be so obvious.

But the protagonist had better be strong. I accidentally got shot to death in real life one day. Or get hit by a car. Will he be stabbed? Or being fucked, or an earthquake, whatever the reason.

Nobility was abolished in the Qin Dynasty or the Western Han Dynasty. Although it is a novel, you can say that aristocratic families are also okay! Where did the nobles come from... Although there are no aristocratic families in New China...