The Rise of an Era

The beginning is very interesting. I am personally satisfied with at least the first 32 chapters. It is the first time that the main god space selects reserve newcomers in the way of the coming of death, coupled with the rare aura-like revival set in the main god world level. It is refreshing.

Many female protagonists receive five-star reviews. The protagonist was born on the 17th Earth plane where death came. Have the ability to see other people's fate lines break. In the process of fighting against the main god, the young woman divorced him and the girl shed tears for him. After reincarnation, Kido Saori gave birth to a child for him. 250 Wives of the protagonist meet with the protagonist and meet again in the world of reincarnation.

This book gave me the feeling in just one word, depressing, thrilling, and exciting. Watching the protagonist make comebacks again and again was so exciting.

It's really amazing that the frog's masterpiece didn't cause a few drops of water on the tomatoes.

Deducted one star for the rushed ending, although this is not the author's fault.