From the Start: I Become a Shepherd of the Gods

It feels a bit anti-human and anti-social, but I actually feel it makes sense.

The author has great imagination and good writing. I came here after reading the wishing machine. I like the style of both books, and there are no clichés at all! The way of writing that satirizes reality is very brave. Most authors either don't dare to write, or don't have such a clear understanding, or don't have such writing style! After reading this book, the ending is a bit regretful (about believers) but feels very appropriate... Full marks! Come on author, you are the fattest! ! !

How to say it? It's really well written [Like][Like][Like] Also, in the ending, I guessed that the protagonist was a stepping stone in Chapter 34. There are still more than 70 chapters that I felt were a little short before I read it, but after reading it, I found that it was just right. If it was too long-winded, I would be bored after all, it is a dark novel after all! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Author, you write very thoroughly. Human civilization is like this. Why not create a world without intelligence and only instinctive evolution? Although it is very barbaric and primitive, natural selection is at least not so hypocritical. Or everything comes to nothing.

@ TangAnuan, the author should work hard. I personally like this book. Also, will the protagonist gain abilities based on faith and fear? Will the protagonist with the same belief and fear later develop the same ability as a clone? Of course, it's okay if the author doesn't want to answer. I just want to ask a question to satisfy my curiosity. I hope the author won't be annoying.

The writing is absolutely fine. If you haven't read it, I suggest you download it and read it first, so as not to lose it anytime. As for the author, I think your level and ideas are fine, but the current environment is like this. You can try to invest in an external network and see the rate of return.

After reading it, I just want to say, it's very good. I've also read a lot of dark books. I feel that your book is very special. Mainly because it is short and has such a darkness. I can't describe it well, so just think of it as me mumbling to myself. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the author's new book. I support the author. That's all. It is a book that is hard to see, a book that is joyful, and a book that is loved.

How should I put it? It's a bit regretful. The love of No. 22 Is a regret, and the protagonist's destined failure from the beginning is a regret. Whether the protagonist can succeed in the end is also a regret. I don't know whether the shepherd can succeed, alas๑•́₃•̀๑

I don't want the path of the strong to be only for boys It sucks. It ends so quickly.

A masterpiece, but nothing can compare to it. Come on, author.