Invoke the Gods with Incense! Guan Yu Cleaves the Great Black Buddha Mother in Two

I laughed so hard! It's so good and fun, the more you read, the more addictive it becomes. It's just that the author's writing is too short and weak.

It was like finding gold in a pile of tomato-like poop; although it has some flaws, they don't detract from its overall excellence. It mainly involves mythology, so even if you're unfamiliar with it, you'll still enjoy it. The constant summoning of gods at the end was especially satisfying.

Super good!!! Even with a full schedule of classes at 7 AM tomorrow, reading this until 3 AM is absolutely amazing! The writing is smooth, the protagonist's character progression is incredibly satisfying and captivating.

It's a good read! [Salute] I personally prefer this kind of humorous story, hahaha, it's very relaxing to read, but it's a bit too long, hahaha 🍉 Erlang Shen is written, Chenxiang is written, Xiaotianquan is written, could you write about Cunxin, the Third Princess of the West Sea and Erlang Shen's wife? Hahaha "Hahaha~(˶╹ꇴ╹˶)~" I feel that the interactions between Erlang Shen, Chenxiang, and the male lead are very interesting. Keep up the good work, author! *^_^* Keep updating!

I've finished reading chapter 218. To give an objective review, it's really well-written. This is the first time I've read a book of this genre. The setting and battles are quite interesting and funny, and the plot doesn't drag. The author does make changes based on comments, like changing Hongliqun to Hehua. I'm wondering if summoning Wutian requires using Snorlax? Should Nuwa use Emerald?

I finished reading it, and I'm saving up to read more later. I currently have a thought about the book, similar to Dali's: it's the ideal storyline where the protagonist comes back to save people, while in the reality storyline, all the important characters are gone. The protagonist grows to a certain point, meets the gods, and together they help him achieve this ideal storyline, and so on.

I personally think it's quite good. I read the novel from 1:00 AM to 11:06 AM, which is amazing, I won't even go into details. Especially the part where Nezha beats up Li Jing, it's hilarious! "If you have a tower, call for your father; if you don't, call for help"—that line is really cool. The author's writing style is also quite good.

This is the kind of female-lead-free novel I've always wanted! The plot is tight and engaging from start to finish, it's incredibly enjoyable. Finally, it's not one of those "female-lead-free" novels where the protagonist is surrounded by women. But I don't know why it only has an 8-point rating on Kuaikan. I feel it should be around 9.5; It's really not enough!

Highly recommended. The theme is novel and the setting is quite interesting. It's definitely worth reading if you're looking for something to read. However, the author's writing style is a bit immature and somewhat old-fashioned in terms of plot content. Personally, I would give it at least a 9 out of 10, but I wouldn't give it more than 9.5.

The characters are vividly and realistically portrayed, whether gods, humans, or even villains. The story follows the familiar "overpowered protagonist" trope, but familiarity doesn't equate to boredom. The author crafts the plot quite engagingly and avoids leaving any loose ends. While there are a few minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality.