Going Wild with Misinterpretations from the Start, I Turn Out to Be the Evil God
开局疯狂迪化，结尾邪神本人
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Other names
- Above the Olden Days, Beneath the Stars旧日之上，群星之下Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's really great, just a bit short. I stayed up all night to finish it! I think a success in Dihua novels is when the protagonist isn't awkwardly portrayed as an idiot. This one not only avoids awkwardness but also has its own logic, making it very smooth. 😘 The author's writing is also excellent; the whole book flows seamlessly without feeling strange.
It's a good read, but readers who aren't good at remembering names might find it a bit challenging. The predominantly foreign names can be difficult to recall, but the character portrayals are very vivid. Each person's basic image is sketched out in just a few strokes.
This is the book I really enjoyed; the writing style and character development are fantastic. However, the world-building is a bit lacking, leaving some things a little confusing at times…? Also, there are currently too many characters. As a reader with a goldfish-like brain, I forget everything after finishing one chapter.
The Dihua part was logical and enjoyable to read. The main character's personality was great, and I really liked it. The world-building was vast and unfolded gradually, so you need to read slowly, as there were many foreshadowing elements. Sometimes I had to go back and reread things if I read too fast.
I've been reading this book for a very long time, and today I'll give my review. First, I really love the protagonist's character—a gentle scholar who is both all-knowing and ignorant. This very ignorance shapes how others perceive him: the weak worship him as a magnanimous god, while the powerful see an arrogant heart hidden beneath his gentle exterior.
This is one of the few good Dihua novels by Tomato, at least it breaks away from the template. It's not without flaws, but not many. However, I think the biggest problem is that the author leaves too much information gap for the reader. Then, after reading the author's latest announcement, I actually suggest that the author not apply for completion yet, but rather take a break and rest, whether…
It's really good! Praise to the kind and gentle Ji Ping, praise to the stars (the great god of seasoning!! (Cough cough)). Seriously though, it's great! The supporting characters are excellent, many complex, endearing, and memorable—truly unexpected characters!
It's great! I love the main character's personality! It's just so good!
The Cthulhu + Divine theme is great and very interesting. The protagonist, Ji Ping, has a gentle and polite personality, appearing kind, powerful, and mysterious to others. His pet agate is also adorable, with eight beautiful eyes and twelve flexible tentacles—quite gorgeous.
I really like it; it suits my taste. It would be even better if you updated it more frequently. As for the protagonist... To be honest, I'm more inclined to see him as a human being, so I'm happy to see him becoming more and more like a good guy.