Too Lucky to Be Real, Mistaken for a Reincarnated Great Being

One day, God said to me, "Child, I can grant you one wish. What do you want?" I said, "Can you destroy the earth?" God said, "Child, think about something else first!" I said, "Can you make the author update faster?" God said, "Child, let's think about destroying the earth instead!" Human nature is inherently good, but isn't the author even worse? If you don't update, I won't praise you.

Haha, this is a real protagonist, unlike those protagonists who fight monsters, level up, explore secret realms, and work themselves to the bone. This is the ideal cultivation story I've always dreamed of! 😏

The author writes at a very comfortable pace; the protagonist neither clings to the past nor recklessly causes trouble everywhere, making the reader feel very carefree.

This book is good; the combination of several settings has opened up a new genre. The only drawback is that it's too short. Author, please update soon! I'm giving it five stars.

It's well-written, but there's too little of it! I'm telling you, author, you need to update more every day, or your readers might send you a mysterious gift package plus a whole set of razor blades!!! 😏😏😏😆😆😆

It looks really good, but it's too short. One hundred images are only 1 centimeter long. Author, you'd better figure this out. 😏

The reason I read this book was because I saw an interesting author give himself a five-star review 🤭🤭🤭

I'd give it five stars, but it's just too short. Short, concise, and deadly.

[System Introduction: The world's fortune is divided into ten measures, and you, Master, possess one thousand measures. The world owes you nine hundred and ninety measures.] — Humans are strange creatures. They strive with all their might to reach higher places.

It was great, but it ended just when I was really enjoying it.