Mortal, You’ve Disturbed an Ancient God!

The book is quite good, not a brainless novel. It's a pity that the author doesn't like to comment on our comments, so... It's a pity

At that time, I thought that writing about ancient gods meant traveling directly into the gods. Unexpectedly, I was actually trying to understand the power from beginning to end to become a real god and create a human race. I could feel the power of our ancestors and also feel that the history of human development is bumpy and difficult but also full of strength and hope!

In a place like Tomato, where killing gods is the mainstream, this kind of god-like writing is really rare. The last time I saw this type of writing was "I Am God" a long time ago. It feels pretty good-looking

The writing was okay, but the transformation into divinity was a bit stiff. As for the snake, I didn't feel it. After all, it grew wildly on my own, plus the influence of the priesthood. Come on! After several biological extinctions in the future, humans will almost be born, but I hope there will be no matryoshka dolls later.

What a great book. Unlike those random creator gods, the protagonist is really responsible and loves the life he created. This book also has a strong epic feel. I hope the author will continue writing.

Where does this faint sense of epic come from? 😄😄😄

Such a good book, why is the rating so low? I can't figure it out, it's unreasonable. The characters are well portrayed, especially the crown. The crown is a crown because it is worn on the king's head.

It looks good, and it feels like it has the flavor of ancient history, epic, and mythical vicissitudes.

The characterization is relatively detailed and the plot is interesting. It can be called a masterpiece.

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