Super God Academy: At Last, the Stars Shine Bright

I have always felt that Kesha's order of justice is the power and hegemony of the United States, but Angel's moral integrity is very high. A god-level civilization should have a more noble philosophy of civilization, rather than Kesha's personal preference of power and justice.

As long as it doesn't fall into the arms of an angel, I'll give it five stars. Because I think there is really no need for angels. If you have that kind of strength, you might as well just let angels be slaves. The universe is the law of the forest. There is such a thing as a system, but you still can't achieve airflow every second. If you can't be unscrupulous, why do you need a system? Isn't it good to live through ordinary people for a lifetime? You don't even feel anything under the Star Destroyer Cannon.

I'm reading the last book just after I wrote it. I hope the author of this one won't write it too shockingly [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

I can't understand Pig's Foot's heart. His family and everything are gone. He is timid. He feels awkward when he is brought in. Angel uses Xi Yu to threaten Pig's Foot. Of course Pig's Foot can counterattack in turn. The big deal is one for one. Does Kesha Hexi dare? I don't think she dares. God will destroy you if you don't do it for yourself. You are a bit of a virgin.

There's not much to say, from the last book to this one.

I can't understand the prelude. As for the justice order of angels, it's hard to evaluate. Let's look at the facts. Without the justice order of angels, I don't know how many civilizations would be invaded and destroyed. As for the problems with the justice order of angels, that's only in the later stages and only because the angel civilization has paid a lot of money to implement the justice order. According to the philosophy of angels, they will not invade a civilization casually or force a civilization to fight the devil as their thugs. Fight, as long as a civilization does not join the demons and invade other civilizations casually, I think angels will not force you to do anything like the American power. Just like the Styx civilization angels only regarded it as a hostile force when they invaded the earth, so I suggest the author directly write a book about interstellar civilization, not under the guise of super gods. After all, these things are not mentioned in super gods. Maybe you can add a chapter or two, but there is no need to write it like this.

Rhubarb, what did you do? The last book was a batch that started to get verbose in the later stage, and this one started to get verbose in the early stage. I clicked in just to see the protagonist, and I kept it aside to talk about other things. Chapter 30, look at what you said about the protagonist?

So what abilities does the protagonist have? Without excellent command ability, strong combat power, and strong wisdom, what's the use of just knowing a little bit of everything? Are you hesitant to act as a leader? Just like what Seed of Light said, so the protagonist couldn't figure it out after thinking about it all night? It's like a short story. The protagonist is not prominent, the plot is not substantive and even a bit sadistic. There are so many people who like it. Do these people have a masochistic mentality?

Is there any connection with Glory?

It was so well written, it really brought out the hypocrisy of the angelic civilization, keep up the good work. I hope the author can write the angel's journey as a villain incisively and vividly.