I Awakened as the River God, But I’m a Conceptual Deity!

It's okay, but the protagonist should give it a try, snap his fingers and then those weaker than him will directly turn into blood mist and so on, just to show off.

I don't even know who the protagonist of this novel is? It's always the barrage in the live broadcast room saying something, so I can just go and watch the forum barrage!

Summary: The protagonist living in the live broadcast room

Okay, this book is too full of water. The main character in the three main plots has 12 barrages! There are at least dozens of barrages in three chapters. If you are interested, just go to the outline. The setting is not very perfect. It is just as weird as the video made after three years of studying animation. It depends entirely on the barrage to support the word count... Although it is free, no one will watch this kind of cumbersome plot barrage...

In the live broadcast of the national sports article, the trash talk spoken by the audience accounts for 70% of the words, the supporting characters account for 20% of the description, and the protagonist's appearance rate is only about 10%. The most important thing is to be brainless.

After more than 50 chapters, it feels like the protagonist is playing a single-player game. There are penalties for failure, but no rewards for success. There are many barrages in the early stage that can be understood as introducing the background, but too many are too much.

I don't know how to say it. Author, you should specify what kind of myth it is. I don't know whether Pangu's creation of the world is a myth. Because Pangu has never been recognized by any mythological system, so I think Pangu's creation of the world is mainly a short story for enlightenment and enlightenment in textbooks. It cannot be regarded as a myth. There is a saying that Pangu is the creator god, but it should be regarded as a myth of ethnic minorities. There are also novels, but it has been spread too widely, and many people think that Pangu is a god. She is the creator god of traditional Chinese mythology. There are several systems of traditional Chinese mythology. The creator gods include Fuxi and Nuwa, Haotian, Taiyi, etc., As well as the Sanqing in Taoist mythology. Among them, the real creator gods should be Fuxi and Nuwa. Sanqing, because the creator gods of other myths are more like an operating rule for the world, that is, the great road and heaven in novels. As for Buddhism, they do not recognize the creator gods. They believe that the world is created by itself and continues to reincarnate. Yes, because the Sanqing Dynasty is a religious myth, I think the creation god in traditional mythology should be Fuxi and Nuwa. As for the evidence, it is Japan. Most of the Japanese myths are "borrowed" from ours. We are Fuxi and Nuwa who gave birth to the Four Seasons. Gods, then continued, and then created the world. In Japan, it was Izanagi and Izanami who gave birth to the gods, and they were also brother and sister, right? Then everyone also knows the story of Fuxi and Nuwa, and then the two Japanese ones are around They are like each other when they touch big pillars. They are very similar. I won't talk about other things. In combination with Japanese traditions, they mostly "borrowed" from our country. So I think Fuxi and Nuwa are the traditional God of Creation in our country. I said a lot of digressions, but I think the God of Creation should not be Pangu. Even if you make one now, it can be said to be your own setting. But if you apply it to reality, you should not write about Pangu. From your introduction to the river god, you should know it.

Your overall IQ needs to be improved! I'm just confused. You know it's difficult to control the water in this creature, so why don't you use water as a means of attack first? Why didn't any of the people in your mother's live broadcast room guess that the protagonist's ability was related to water? ! That's not all the priesthood has come out. River God, no matter how much you guess about your skills, you have to guess at the water. You're putting poison here! Is it necessary to control it and crush it inside the body? He can actually sense the element of water and use it. Why don't you just give it away? Manipulate it and use it as a means of attack. Isn't that better than controlling the body of a living thing? !

There's too much nonsense. I'm here to see the protagonist survive, not the audience's nonsense.

To be honest, I don't understand. One hundred points of attributes are a waste for you. Your ability to control the water element is very powerful, but when it comes to you, it's rubbish. It's very difficult to break through 26 physical points with a mental strength of seventy points. The rating of combat effectiveness is actually calculated based on physical strength, agility, and you don't know a mage? Make a suggestion! Upgrading a level adds a total of ten attribute points. Tell me how many levels you need to upgrade to become a god, tens of thousands or hundreds of millions, and how much power is one point? How much is a point of agility? Give me your number! Please write the data comparison!