The Divine One Is Slacking Off

After reading a hundred chapters, I can tell you a little bit about my understanding. It's the kind of XP-like text with some game life style. I like it very much when I read it. Who doesn't love the cute little lolita who is invincible with her white hair? Summoning a divine envoy is similar to fgo's heroic spirit summoning. You can summon the divine envoy with the best compatibility with you according to the request of the god (probably). This is why the divine envoy is the only one who accompanies you for a lifetime (there is only one chance to summon, so you cannot refresh the initial stage. If you sign a contract after summoning, you will be bound for life. If you don't sign, you will return and the god will open up the wasteland alone) The racial classification of divine messengers has a general name for each category, such as pseudo-dragon, elven, etc., The rarest of which is the humanoid race (no spiritual power, no special abilities and combat effectiveness, but a culture similar to the gods, which brings its own advantages in assisting the gods and planning to conquer the world. Same. It is basically impossible to be reproductively isolated from the gods. In terms of summoning sex, it is basically equivalent to summoning a life-long partner for yourself.) In all aspects, the world has the highest preferential treatment for humanoids, and the protagonist is also classified into the category of humanoids. Gods are actually humanoids with special abilities and talents. Therefore, if the gods are an intelligent race that can change, they will maintain the image of a humanoid in daily life. At the same time, signing a contract with an intelligent race is also an equal contract. The divine power of a god needs to be contributed to conquering the world in order to be retained. The level of the god has nothing to do with combat power and is not strongly related to the ability to conquer the world. It is only related to the contribution to conquering the world. You need to spend money to buy various worlds to conquer. Each world is a parallel world. If you successfully conquer the world, you can get rewards from the god system (including money). You can run away at any time when conquering the world, but people will really die. The scoring standard for conquering the world is to interfere with the world as little as possible. The less intervention and direct use of ability to solve problems, the higher the score (the gods here are closer to guiding people to solve problems and giving people a reason. Like helping the development of the world get back on track, those worlds are quite abstract) Overall, it's a bit like an infinite world guide copy game life. It's a pretty good article. That's all I can think of. I may add more content later ( It's not that the content will start to explode after more than 100 chapters. It won't be finished before 200 chapters.

One thing to note when reading this book is that the gods in it are actually creatures with special powers. They are different from the gods in other novels. The level of civilization development can be said to be far beyond reality in most cases, and in a few cases it is different.

The writing is so beautiful, I like it very much\(//∇//)\

There are lots of interesting things, whether it's selling nuclear bombs, bonds, courage, etc. Also, I can see that the author really likes Game of Life [I understand]

The emotions written by the author are so good. I clicked on the author to see who it was. I discovered that I had actually finished reading the previous book. Downgrade it by one star. I can't see what the main plot is. It's just mediocre.

After chasing for a long time, I found out that the previous book on electricity generation was also written by the author.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. I hope there will be more sugar. Come on, author, you are not a single player.

I enjoyed watching it and gave it five stars.

Very good book

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