I Just Want to Be on the List of Gods, but the Result Is True!

[Eating melon] I watched the latest one in one breath. The first time I watched it was tedious, and then it got better and better. Finally, I was in this mountain. [Laughing evilly] I didn't recognize Director Ma at first, but looking back, I am already Mr. Ma.

Okay, okay, the main character's golden finger is infinite reincarnation. This book also adds a little conspiracy theory. Still somewhat novel.

The author writes very well, keep up the good work! I couldn't help but finish reading it in one breath. It's already 3:40😱, and I have to get up at 7 o'clock to go to work😵, and I still have to work a 12-hour day shift [face covering], am I dead? (😂 I can still sleep for 3 hours, should I still sleep [thinking])

I read a lot of negative reviews before and thought it was very bad. But after reading it, I felt it was okay. I corrected the direction through trial and error again and again. It's not as bad as the reviews said, but you have to read it carefully and don't skip reading.

After spending several days, I finally finished reading it! (Downloaded and read with the internet turned off, so the reading time may not be accurate) It is a new compilation of fairy tales, with new wine in old bottles. The ups and downs of the story are not mediocre, and the characters are fleshed out. The most important thing is that, unlike most Honghuang-ryu novels, the protagonist does not have a romantic relationship or a harem, which makes people very fond of him! Thanks to the author for the wonderful story!

It's not bad. If the 3rd edition can retain people better, otherwise the new book will probably be eaten to death.

After reading the whole book, the concept is still acceptable. Infinite reincarnation and endless trial and error only lead to the right one. The interpretation of some mythological stories is also reasonable. Except for the ending that is a bit rough, the other plots are not bad. Others give it a low score after reading or listening to a few chapters. It's just plain stupid at first glance. I recommend it with a score of 9.

It's a very good prehistoric novel. In the early stages, the protagonist is indeed a bit stupid, but in the later stages, the author can make up for these shortcomings. It's very interesting. The time travel reincarnation in this article is different from what I imagined, because I have always felt that time is a ring, and everything you do is actually destined. Then it opens up time tributaries, and then the tributaries can replace the mainstream, which is very good. However, the author does not seem to have conducted an in-depth analysis of the protagonist's background. After all, the protagonist is not a time traveler, so has he traveled from later generations? Or other small worlds? Was it still the one who chose him? What is the origin of the reincarnation tree? It's quite interesting. To be honest, I think the author could actually write more about that. After all, isn't it said that the Great Path of Cause and Effect itself means someone transcends it? Didn't Pangu say that at that time? The Dao Sage was just a member of the cage, so why didn't he write the story of Xiao Yin's transcendence?

This book touched me very deeply. At first I thought it was a reflection of workplace relationships, but later I wanted to abandon the book because the protagonist never made any progress. Later I realized that it is rare to be able to maintain the original character for thousands of hundreds of years.

Jiang Ziya in "The Romance of the Gods" is a controversial character. His image is complex and changeable, with both a wise and profound side and a weak and powerless side. In the novel, Jiang Ziya is portrayed as a divine man who can penetrate heaven and earth and see into people's hearts. His words are always full of philosophy and wisdom. However, in real life, he is often portrayed as incompetent, weak, and even funny. This contradictory image makes Jiang Ziya a very charismatic and controversial character. In "The Romance of the Gods", Jiang Ziya's story is full of legend. From an ordinary fisherman, through practice and hard work, he eventually became a key figure in the Conferred God War. His wisdom and courage are fully demonstrated in the novel. However, in real life, Jiang Ziya's image is often misunderstood and distorted. People often view him as incompetent, weak, and even funny. This image makes Jiang Ziya a very controversial character. Overall, Jiang Ziya is a very charming and controversial character. His image is complex and changeable, with both a wise and profound side and a weak and powerless side. In the novel, his wisdom and courage are fully demonstrated, but in real life, his image is often misunderstood and distorted. This contradictory image makes Jiang Ziya a very charismatic and controversial character.

The author's mistake is quite big, I don't know if it can be fixed. The book is good and refreshing.

It's not bad. If the first hundred chapters could be condensed, there would be far fewer people giving it one or two stars. I continued reading because I was curious about how the author of Journey to the West interpreted it. If I hadn't read it for free on Tomato, I would have thought that the first hundred chapters were written by Shui Wen. It is self-consistent, and the ending feels less interesting than the middle stage. The protagonist has grown up and persisted in his original intention. Overall not bad.

The biggest feature of this book is that the protagonist is an ordinary person. It does not mean that his skills are ordinary, but his thinking is too ordinary. He becomes arrogant and complacent with a little achievement. As a result, the first comments criticized the protagonist for being brainless (I also scolded him). But after seeing it, I changed my mind and thought about it (out of my mind), who in reality can kill decisively and slyly once time traveled? As long as you accept that the protagonist is a person who is easily arrogant, but has a good nature and insists on justice, this character design can be accepted. The plot is relatively deep for Tomato, and it has a clearer logic when it comes to reincarnation and time travel, which is at least worth watching. The protagonist's growth rhythm is also relatively reasonable, and there is no breakdown in combat power. The author still has some writing skills.

The writing is very novel, unlike the current fixed templates, which are rigid and rigid. The only drawback is that it is a bit unbearable at the end, but it does not affect reading. It is good to pass the time in the book shortage. Writing is not easy, five stars support it.

Okay, this is the first time I've seen this book since ancient times. This book emphasizes that the one who can become the way of heaven is definitely not stupid. Rather than being called a child with insufficient Ganoderma lucidum like other books. Or forcefully suppress Tiandao through the system.

The setting is okay, the plot is funny, and the character development is also good. In the end, the protagonist probably forgot his original intention. In the other timeline, Xiao Yin still didn't become a god, and neither did Fairy Yun.

It's a pretty good novel. Although it may seem confusing at first, the logic is self-consistent when you read it carefully. It also has its own understanding of the prehistoric system, and it has its own characteristics. It is not brainless. The supporting characters in the article are carefully portrayed. The score of 7:00 is really low. Those non-brainer novels can score 9:00 or so. I don't know how the Tomato scoring system works.

First of all, the author has a good imagination of all kinds of weird and cute characters. Secondly, although it is subversive, it gives relatively reasonable reasons. There are pitfalls, but the logic is basically self-consistent. Of course, it will be very uncomfortable if you examine the party. A relatively happy ending, a bit rushed and perfunctory. The writing is okay, just a bit verbose.

I really plan to eat it all over the world with one trick

Very good, this is the first time I encountered a novel worth downloading. The protagonist can reincarnate and is controlled by cause and effect and human nature. Not bad, not bad I don't understand why the score is only more than 7 points. I think it should be at least 9 points. There's a lot of realism in it. In particular, the description of the demons only has a big mouth. Not just those internet trolls. And the big villain wants to eat everything, not just these things that eat people without spitting out their bones. Demons regard ugliness as beauty and evil as good. In reality, many bad people do the same. They are not pure, they are simply bad.

The plot is novel and unsystematic, with a small character starting out, struggling again and again in reincarnation just for a glimmer of hope. The calculations in the plot are reasonable and logical. [Praise]

So well written. I can't understand. So annoying. Looks like I'd better watch something funny.

Well written, I don't know why the score is so low

It's good-looking, not bad. I haven't seen such a good-looking prehistoric novel in a long time. The last one was about Buddha and his Tao.

It's really good to read. You can read it if you are short of books. The Black Saints feel slow and reasonable. This book perfectly explains what it means that saints are immortal and thieves are endless.

The background of Journey to the West is a popular topic. Don't stick to inherent routines, be creative and innovative. There is a sense of immersion, step by step improvement, and the strategy is slightly less. You need to read it carefully, skipping chapters will make it difficult to connect. There are enough words, between four and five stars.

Novels involving time, reincarnation, and file reading are difficult to write. The author is unconventional. He starts from the conventional file reading and gradually gets better. It is worth watching.

Not bad, why is the score so low?

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