Wait, I've Become an Evil God??

I've read 84 chapters so far. For me, it's three stars, but I think most people who search for books on Tomato should give it four stars. (However, I'm giving it five stars purely because I want to, hehe.) The writing is consistently excellent (I'm not sure what constitutes "good," but based on what I've read so far, I can confirm that the author's writing is at least very consistent; if you…

I can only say it's very good, I'm just curious why it has such a low rating. Highly recommended for avid bookworms. Okay, I take back my opinion. The whole book was too depressing; there wasn't a single satisfying moment. If the protagonist had been indifferent at the beginning and had grown even a little later on, I wouldn't have given it three stars.

Speaking of which, author, when will you finally update your Dragon Raja novel? I'm getting so frustrated reading it, and you're telling me it's on hiatus?

A single female lead and an evil god is fine 🤔 I feel a bit confused if they don't explain the protagonist's superpowers. What are the protagonist's special abilities??? No, no, look at what people who read it for 11 hours are saying, "What a waste of all that power!" Is your premise some kind of "Dragon King's Son-in-Law" type story? I knew it was so frustrating...

It's well-written and the plot is great, but I don't know why it's so tiring to read. Sigh 😆. However, it seems like the plot could include a female lead, and the evil god loli and the two sisters could be recruited together. The protagonist is indeed not stabbed, but for some reason, it's more painful than if it were stabbed. There's one more thing: the novel's title could be changed. The current title doesn't seem to fit the plot.

I wrote two long reviews, and then deleted them. Every character was very well-developed, and the story itself was also very engaging. But the protagonist, despite possessing the ability to change things, helplessly watches them fade away. This aligns with the protagonist's character—someone who witnesses despair in the world, is affected by it, but fails to integrate into it.

The plot is good, especially the two sisters, with various subplots. In this insane world, the protagonist's normalcy is the true madness. The world sees the evil god, much like the Great Beach seeing the Heaven of Blessed Destiny. The world is insane; corpses don't decompose, every organ speaks, everything is alive. Why can't other cults summon the evil god, while the protagonist can?

It's very good; the main character has a very strong will. It's so strange. At the beginning, the protagonist was clearly very resolute and willing to sacrifice himself without hesitation. But the further the story goes, the more contradictory the protagonist's character seems.

This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. I still prefer this darker style. Although everyone is talking about the male protagonist, at least he survived the corruption of an evil god (probably?), And grew up in this "abnormal" environment. It's no wonder he couldn't act that way in front of his two teammates.

It's alright, there are two things. 1. I saw comments saying that the siblings will die? The author spent so much time writing about them, and if they die, the protagonist won't save them. I feel that's a bit cruel. Second: Author, are you aware that this book is labeled as a soul-transmigration story? 🤦, It's clearly about being in a different body...