The Cosmos: Slaughter My Way to Godhood

So far, it's going well. The plot is good and enjoyable to read, and the writing is decent. However, the character development for supporting roles, aside from the instructor, needs improvement. I hope the author will pay more attention to this, but without letting it affect other parts of the story. The author should also work on the descriptions of emotions and details.

It's a great book! This is my first time writing a book review, and I really enjoyed it. I hope the protagonist will become even more ruthless and driven by a thirst for killing, continuing to kill until he becomes a god. This is my favorite book. Keep up the good work, author!

The more I listened, the more awkward I felt. The protagonist had only been lifting 300 pounds for training, yet he could break rocks? I also feel that the technology is even more advanced than in our reality. Even without any lethal weapons, high speed can still cause a lot of damage! I have no idea what the structure of this book is. Anyway, from what I heard, it sounded like low-level weaponry and even lower-level technology, or rather, a forced reduction in technology.

It feels like you can only cultivate the realms of the system, like the physical body realm. The cultivation system should have a unit of measurement. What is the standard? Kilograms, jin, a cow, a tiger, or something else? I think you should write down the physical strength, preferably in kilograms, it's simple and easy to understand. You call this a system? The attribute panel is too simple, isn't it?

So far it seems pretty good, hopefully there won't be a female lead ٩(*´◒`*)۶

To be honest, I had absolutely no desire to continue reading.

On one hand, there's the issue of national righteousness, but a large portion of the power on Earth is controlled by families. Those with immense power can even oppose the nation. When a family demands someone from the military, the protagonist has to hide. Meanwhile, the military claims everything is for the country, including the protagonist… Isn't that ironic? This is fooling fools.

The male lead is quite kind; he punishes evil and promotes good. 😓

The protagonist is too saintly.

I'd give it four stars. It's not that the writing is bad, but I dropped it. I couldn't stand the mask-changing trope anymore; it's such a tired old formula, nothing interesting, and the updates are incredibly slow. I predict later on there will be clones and alternate accounts, and the maps will keep changing.