God created this world, then left. A hundred thousand years later, His brother set foot upon this land.
But on this earth, all who had blood and vitality had corrupted their ways. Those who labored went unrewarded, maggots basked in glory, and thieves called false gods stole the primordial authority.
So He set out to put things right.
The false gods were furious and afraid.
At the edge of the world, demons and gods struck a bargain to kill the frail brother of God.
And beyond the world, something pitch-black and indescribable seemed to be slowly drawing near...
Overall, it's not bad. The protagonist has traveled to a world created by the protagonist's brother. Maybe it's because the protagonist is the protagonist's younger brother, so he can speak freely, but he is not invincible, just a pseudo-invincible. It's almost even if I am invincible under the gods, and there are people above the gods to protect me, but I will be suppressed, and I will die as long as I am suppressed for one second. The protagonist himself is an ordinary person. If you like the protagonist who has no emotions, don't watch it. Well, there is also the fact that his own abilities are not fully developed. There is another poisonous point that I can't accept the most. As for the part about the human trafficker, when the trafficker negotiated terms with him, he actually agreed, and even said that he would not kill them, but would not let them go. I really don't understand. You have a way of saying what you say. You can just say a random memory or let him say it himself. Is there any problem? This is a point that makes me feel very poisonous. Of course, because the protagonist is an ordinary person, he did not expect it to be possible, but I still can't accept it. It is also possible that we are from God's perspective, so... I won't read it later, so I'll save it for now. Overall, it's quite good. I don't have any specific genre for novels, but I like to read people who are invincible at the beginning, but don't quite understand their own abilities. Let me first state that people who don't quite understand their own abilities are not the kind who think they are mortals who are weak and powerless. They are the kind who know they are powerful, but don't know how powerful they are. Let's go back to the paragraph just now. , I was invincible at the beginning, but I didn't know how powerful I was, and then I realized that I was invincible later on, and then it ended with a happy ending, or this kind of ending (I really like the ending with a big twist). Everything was just an illusory dream. At the last moment of my life, I suddenly woke up and realized that all the good things were obtained by my own imagination. Misery, hatred and unwillingness are what run through my life. (The writing is not very good, so let's just give it a rough description)