
Building a Cult of Evil Gods in a Strange World
我在诡异世界构建邪神信仰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 194k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Fabricate a Hidden Power Behind the Scenes, Create a God’s Domain from the Start, and Give My Roommates Awesome Identities
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So far, it's very well written, but the story is a bit dry. However, the type of writing you've done is excellent. Also, the main character and other characters are not fully developed, and each level is completed too quickly, which gives it a rushed feel. In conclusion, I hope the author updates soon and that this novel will continue to improve.
It's good, I'm waiting for more. Ignore what others say, let us viewers enjoy it, and don't let it end up like Journey to the East.
It's alright, but the first-person perspective feels a bit awkward.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Your book is still good.
Author, you're finally back!
I think it looks great.
This book is alright. The system is the protagonist's other half of his soul, or more accurately, 20%. Later on, the system's personality might become a bit problematic and not so great. The simulator is just to help the protagonist adapt faster. The protagonist has too much of a conscience, so I wouldn't recommend it to ruthless readers.
I'm giving you five stars to show my support.
A really good book, I had a great feeling about it 😢