I Deceive the Masses and Craft Secret Identities to Become a God on Their Worship
骗众生，编马甲，我香火成神了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- I Kept Coming Up Empty While Fishing, But Became a Saint Through Good Deeds钓鱼空军的我，功德成圣了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good; the clash between the immortal path and the divine path. I hope the protagonist won't create too many clones in the future. Too many clones make the story feel padded, and the main character ends up being irrelevant.
Well, how should I put it? I know the author wanted to write something as realistic as possible, so they included some tragedies and the helplessness of some people, which was indeed quite good and effective. However, I still have a suggestion: if a book is more realistic than idealistic, its appeal won't be very strong (at least that's my opinion).
It's still pretty good; the characters are well-developed. A little blandness isn't necessarily a bad thing, but the protagonist lacks a backup plan, giving the impression that his life is in the hands of others. I hope the author will improve on this aspect.
Objectively speaking, the writing is quite good, but there's no sense of immersion. I feel like the characters are being forced to be emphasized, and the occasional "golden quotes" didn't resonate with me. The story is also disjointed; the ability is suddenly gained. It's undoubtedly a wish-fulfillment story, and the highest rating should be 8.6.
It's great! A veteran of the Four Books series, it's good except for the fact that my character hasn't appeared yet. Looking forward to this one, don't miss it again! Ant, Cyber, Tarzan, and the Fisherman... I've been following Piccolo for so long without realizing it. Aside from the short update tomorrow, Piccolo's character development and plot control are excellent.
Are there any similar novels? This one is so short, I just discovered it and I'm almost finished reading it. I can't quite accept the character of Boss Bai. Although, according to the novel, she doesn't seem to have any hostility towards the protagonist, the fact that someone can see through him always gives me a sense of potential threat.
A realistic cultivation story, and the protagonist isn't a saint—it's really good. It's been a long time since I've read such a good story.
It's a very good novel. Although some of the logic is flawed, the content is quite commendable. Hey~ dear~ author, secretly tell me if there's a female lead, so I can prepare for an emergency!
Your writing truly made me feel the charm of words. I felt as if I were seeing a real world of cultivation through your pen: Here, everyone is flesh and blood, not rigid and thoughtless. Everyone has a long life, and there is no true good or evil; good and evil are relative.
1. This book is bound to be a hit, Liu Ming (a pseudonym) 2. The characters are vivid and lifelike, portrayed with great depth, making the reader want to keep reading. There's not a single bit of filler. 3. This kind of subject matter is truly excellent, sprouting new buds from old material. The clash between the divine and immortal paths, with a focus on the divine path, is indeed impressive.