The Divine River Descends: I Forge a Civilization of Immortals and Gods

To be honest, it is quite ridiculous for the space principal of the Super Theological Seminary to be in line with the will of the universe. With this level of technology, it is difficult to integrate the will of countless light-years into the universe with the will of a living being. It is too difficult to fuse a planet. Even the earth has billions of years, and there are countless billions of living things, and the information contained in it can assimilate and destroy the will of space.

I thought so much about the Deno civilization that I felt uncomfortable after reading the original novel. The real power of the earth is basically controlled by Deno, and it feels like a dove occupying a magpie's nest.

The monkey in the Journey to the West was only a golden immortal when he was in trouble in the Heavenly Palace. After stealing the peaches and the elixir, he went to the Bagua Furnace before arriving at Taiyi. After being released from the labor camp, he became a golden immortal again. The one you are targeting with the top three flowers is still the second-level god Lao Shizi. Isn't the first-level god Hunyuan Jinxian (quasi-sage), and the target above the first level is Hunyuan Daluo Jinxian or the saint of heaven? The five qi gathered in the chest of Daluo Jinxian are gathered on the top of the three flowers, which contain the innate immortal aura, a permanent certificate that transcends the long river of time and space, and binds the past, present, future, three bodies, and the only one in the heavens.

Although your writing is not very good, although there are still many shortcomings, although I really want to fucking criticize you, but, okay, I like this subject matter, come on later, don't be a eunuch, the writing style, ideas, plot, etc., Think carefully before writing, don't be mean, write well

I don't know how to calculate the world combat power of his Pokémon Super God. I always feel that the world's combat power is shattered.

So far, it's pretty good. It hasn't been expanded yet. I'll give it three stars first. If the protagonist does something cool later, it won't be too late to give it two stars.

The new subject matter is quite good, I can read it well

Not bad, come on

The ideas are great, and so is the writing. Even better, there aren't so many conspiracy theories. I'm tired of reading conspiracy theories, so it's nice to have a book like this that doesn't contain conspiracy theories.

Come on come on.