From the Start: I Become a Shepherd of the Gods

It feels a bit anti-human and anti-social, but surprisingly, it makes some sense to me.

The author has a great imagination and writes very well. I came here after reading Wishing Machine. I like the style of both books, and there are absolutely no clichéd plots! The way it satirizes reality is very brave. Most authors either don't dare to write it, or they don't have such a clear understanding, or they don't have such writing skills! I've finished reading this book.

Well, it's absolutely wonderfully written! 👍👍👍 Also, I made the guess that the protagonist was just a stepping stone in the ending back in chapter 34. There were still over seventy chapters left, which seemed a bit short before I started reading, but after finishing them I found it was just right. Any more would have been tedious and annoying, after all, it's a dark fantasy story! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Author, you've written very clearly. Human civilization has always been like this, so why not create a world without intelligence, where evolution is based solely on instinct? Although it is savage and primitive, it is a process of natural selection, and at least it is not so hypocritical. Or perhaps everything will return to nothingness.

@TangAnuan Author, keep up the good work! I personally really like this book. Also, does the protagonist gain abilities based on things like faith and fear? Do they sometimes develop abilities like creating clones? Of course, you don't have to answer if you don't want to, I just wanted to satisfy my curiosity. I hope you don't mind!

The writing is perfectly fine. I suggest downloading it first if you haven't read it yet, in case it disappears sometime. As for the author, I think your skill and ideas are excellent, but given the current environment, you could try machine-translating it and submitting it to an external website to see the return on investment.

After reading it, all I can say is, it's great. I've read a lot of dark novels, but yours feels very special, mainly because it's short and has a dark tone that I can't quite describe. Consider this just my musings. Anyway, I look forward to the author's new book and support the author. That's all. A rare book, a delightful book, a book of love.

Well, it's a bit of a regret. The love of number 22 is a regret, the protagonist's predetermined failure from the start is a regret, and whether the protagonist will succeed in the end is also a regret. I wonder if the shepherd will succeed... Sigh. ๑•́₃•̀๑

I don't want the path to strength to be limited to boys. It ended so quickly and was completely abandoned.

Even a masterpiece can't compare to "All Is Emptiness." Keep up the good work, author!