The Godhood Game: Starting by Kidnapping All of Humanity

Yes, the protagonist can escape death every time, and at the same time get the highest rating. This kind of god-like game must be dangerous enough to be exciting. The evaluation after it came out was still very simple.

I finished reading it in one go. It's not toxic. It's very good. It's in-depth. It's not AI. The author seriously poured his emotions into it. If it had been a good book 20 years ago, it would be a hit. The author should work hard to update it. I really want to finish reading the world view. This kind of long novel looks so cool! ! !

The writing is very good and I thought it was very interesting. I happened to be playing with my phone at home when I was sunny, so I finished reading it in one day. After checking the update speed, it is considered to be more stable. I look forward to the follow-up. There are a lot of pitfalls in the early stages. If you don't have the patience to read on, it's easy to give a low score if you only read fifty or one hundred chapters. However, due to talent, these pitfalls for the protagonist in the middle stage will become the protagonist's qualifications. The worldview is very grand, and there are currently no signs of it collapsing. I'm really looking forward to the protagonist's growth in the later period. Will he be matched with the teacher in the same world after this eternal night? Anyway, I'm looking forward to it (✧◡✧) Basically, the actions of the characters are quite logical and self-consistent, whether they are good guys, villains, or people who stab the protagonist in the back. Even the color of the retribution beads is very different depending on the good and evil of the locals. I like this very much. The only thing that's not so exciting is that everyone loves to open the box. Can the author fine-tune the unboxing time so that he doesn't have to go to the next world to find out what was opened in the previous world. The most satisfying part is that after going back and forth between the two planes so far, the protagonists are not disconnected from each other. I don't know how to describe it, but the loss of memory is well written by the author, very smooth, and there is no feeling of being disconnected from the game as soon as reality comes to reality that often occurs in conventional infinite streams. I feel like the author's introduction could be changed a bit, adding something about being happy in the later stage or adding something about bearing humiliation in the early stage. This introduction does feel more enjoyable than the beginning of the text.

The rating should be at nine, for such a good setting, but the best thing about this book is that there is no real heroine, strength is paramount, although there are many villains, but there are also some with online IQ, they are confrontational, there are shortcomings, but the flaws are not hidden. Nowadays, the character of the protagonist who is a pop star can be improved, and the plot and characters will be fuller. This book is one of the many novels I have read on Tomato. There is no heroine in the true sense. Nowadays, most novels without heroines are just a bunch of ambiguous supporting heroines. As long as they are not good enough, they have no heroines. It makes them laugh to death. The enemy is always a man. When they meet women, they will use each other's words. Then the supporting female characters will worship the male protagonist inexplicably. They trust the male protagonist unconditionally and prepare materials and resources for the male protagonist. The male supporting character will always be extremely vicious. Even the female supporting character will start to like him because of curiosity.

I have read 256 photos, which is very good. Although I was a little aggrieved by the trash talk and targeting by the academics in the past, I was killed by the protagonist decisively. There is also the puppet charm, although it is a bit disgusting in the front, but it has no effect later (I don't see it used much later, it should be that I am immune as my strength increases). After that, the puppet master has become the biggest health pack now. The protagonist is also growing step by step and slowly developing his talents. It's a little frustrating at the beginning, but so far I haven't seen any bad points. I only see one female protagonist (I guess, she has very few scenes). In summary, this book is worth reading, and the author hastily coded the words. Oh, and there is also the setting that every time you return and lose your memory, you can only remember the lost memory when you enter the dungeon. Some people think it is a poisonous point, but I don't think so. This can reasonably prevent high-strength people or hot weapons from killing the protagonist in the early stage, which makes the whole novel reasonable. After all, the dungeon memory cannot bring out the memory.

Overall, it's okay. It's half a cool article. There are a lot of people in the comment section talking about talents and stuff. There's no immunity, so they're not invincible. There's also a life-and-death fight between two people. It's understandable that it's not a big cause and effect. After all, he wants to kill you, and you want to kill him. His settings include backstabbing and betrayal, which are big causes and effects, or using props to do evil. If you don't have a book, you can read it. His setting is a game memory and cannot be brought out, so after you go out, there is no room for manipulation. There are still poison points, but they are all tomatoes. Don't be so demanding. If you don't have a book to read, you can just read it.

The writing is really good, the subject matter is novel, very attractive, and very good, not bad at all. 8 Points is really too low, and I think 9 points are not enough. It is really good. The author is very careful, and it is not a hodgepodge of malicious brushes by others. It is simply not read carefully. The author's writing is very comprehensive and fascinating, and everyone has their own path. The protagonist's path can be said to be unique. The author simply doesn't think of it as a patch. I think it's very reasonable!

I've read a third of it, so I'll give it a five-star rating first. It's really worth it. In a world where AI shit articles are rampant, every article that is independent and original and has adequate ideas and writing must be upheld.

The plot is really good, I just like the setting. The invincible talent of retribution is that it can only transfer lightning damage, curses and illness. The Noble Phantasm, the explosion of the Explosive Spider is instantaneous and can make a level one ability user run two meters away. It can also make people react and rush into the explosion to save others. They are all level one ability users. The book is good, but I can't stand the author's insistence on setting it up.

It's really good, especially since there are no memories in the set copy. It can be well balanced and there is no mess. They are hiding outside, killing each other inside, and there is no conflict. The writing is also good, and the writing is engaging.