Hearing the Gods Speak

The writing is good, and the inclusion of religious elements is novel; it's a good book overall. It's a pity there aren't many truly excellent works, and it's also a shame it's too short. Here's a suggestion for the author: try changing the title to something unconventional; that would attract more readers.

It's shocking, an unimaginable foreshadowing. I suspected it was foreshadowing when Milo was torturing and lewdly dealing with the Demon Lord. Of course, I didn't expect the true sin of the Babel Plan would be the killing of God. I was also drawn to this book by the author of "The Devil," which I found quite short. Capable That's great! 😏

It's very well written, capturing the feel of an apocalypse, like Noah's Ark, with the Salvation Army—the kind of reactions humans would make (rather than the protagonist saving the world while everyone else rushes in mindlessly). It also references the Bible, making the story structure tight and the plot engaging without being overly chaotic.

It's alright. The content of this book is more novel than typical post-apocalyptic novels. The religious elements are probably the biggest highlight of this book. It's one of the better post-apocalyptic novels I've read. The rating is probably around 4.5.

It's very good and quite different from traditional post-apocalyptic novels.

It's hundreds or thousands of times better than current post-apocalyptic novels. I personally think that using cheats is more reasonable (at least more reasonable than using the system).

It's very beautiful, it has a post-apocalyptic jigsaw puzzle feel to it. I really like the book's writing style; it's very powerful. The plot is also tight, making it a thrilling read.

It's really good; the suspense and foreshadowing are all very well done. I don't want to listen to what God says. Listen to me—kill that god

This is incredibly good; after reading this, I started using other post-apocalyptic novels as my source of reading material.

At first, I thought it was just an ordinary post-apocalyptic world without any supernatural abilities. The Apocalypse Knights and the Seven Deadly Sins were just identities the undead gave themselves based on mythology. I never imagined they really were mythological figures!