Deities: The Origin of the Supernatural

Wouldn't celebrities, stars, and internet influencers take off immediately if they gained faith? It's one thing to enter the country, but then another school pops up that I have to go to. Does the author not know how to write a book if they don't mention the school? I don't understand the point of including the school in this background. Is it to cause conflict with those powerful families?

I'd give myself a five out of ten 🤭

It's pretty good, relatively stable, and the content is consistent; it doesn't suddenly throw up with minor errors, which is quite good. However, things might change in the future depending on the author's writing style.

It's a very novel story; it's not an invincible protagonist story, and the main character's development is gradual.

To be honest, this book is one of the best deity novels I've ever read. I hope the author keeps up the good work.

Li Wei travels across Earth, where spiritual energy revives and he displays supernatural powers. The clash of crystal walls ignites the battle, ushering in a new chapter in extraordinary gaming. The fantasy world shattered in an instant, but the afterglow of the Ice and Fire North remains. The Central Plains shattered into dust, and dimensional invasions brought chaos to the world.

The story was somewhat enjoyable up to chapter 30, but after that it became unbearable. It's not that I hate being recruited, it's just that once recruited, the protagonist loses control of their own destiny.

You can learn the spiraling power of righteous and dark energy from Jackie Chan Adventures, and because it's your own power, it won't be affected by the righteous and dark energy of the Jackie Chan Adventures world.

I read this book before and it was pretty good, but it stopped updating. I hope the author can write more this time. (^_-)≡★

It's pretty, but it's short and weak.