Super God****************

Good. The only drawback may be that the protagonist's character is not qualified to become a king, but because of the young writer, he is qualified. Also, the protagonist has experienced the death of so many family members, so logically he should have matured a lot. Or they become paranoid and extreme, or their temperament changes drastically, such as being immersed in their own world in the late stages of secondary disease or autism. If these settings are improved, young writers will write more smoothly. The system is a bit weak compared to the Tier 2 system, because Enchanting King should only be in the Tier 3 system (unless the system uses the protagonist to upgrade this setting), and it feels that there is nothing interesting. After all, there are many pitfalls for young writers, such as who the protagonist's parents are, the protagonist's character, the protagonist's ability flaws are too obvious, and the protagonist's growth is too slow. In addition, a common problem in the super god universe is that liking unicorns = you must love foreign countries, etc. I only read more than 20 chapters and I have no interest anymore.

Come on, the author is looking forward to it