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After reading the book, I have a few questions. Gods can influence people's reason. That's what the book says. It seems that all irrational behaviors are influenced by gods. I would like to ask if this is an objective fact or the god-killer's excuse to cover up the facts? Gods seem to come from desires. For example, the God of Eros is love, the God of Dionysus is the desire for pleasure, the God of Gambling is the desire for knowledge, and God belongs to desire. Then killing gods means destroying one's own desires. How is this possible? Desire comes from people themselves and not from God, right?

Overall, it's pretty good. The male protagonist is a god of gambling. Although his sister is an ordinary person, she has very strong intelligence. The overall IQ of the gods is really high compared with the god-killer. This is what I said is the shortcoming. Since there is "intelligence" The label "fight" means that the IQs of both parties cannot be said to be equal, but they must be about the same. The God Killer can calculate one per month mentally. He has an IQ but not much. Forget about others. Liu Zishuo cannot be the "God of Gamblers" unless you look at it from a God's perspective. If he is the God of Gamblers, he will definitely use the power of God, even if it is just a human god, because he will die if he does not use the power of God. Don't say that dying will make him a true god, because he still wants to live to fulfill his wish. And there is no doubt on the part of the God Killer. Although there are factors that make the God's weapon unusable, no one thinks calmly, as if they have lost their minds. This is the only shortcoming I found after reading it. It's still the same problem as before. The biggest problem is that the battle of wits is not reflected. The overall IQ of the God Killer is hard to describe. Secondly, there are too many female supporting characters. A single female protagonist does not need so many female supporting characters. Finally, after the male and female protagonists confirm their relationship at the beginning, I feel that it is not very sweet. The same is true in the later chapters. Moreover, the female protagonist will know about the male protagonist becoming a god sooner or later. If she keeps hiding it, problems will arise sooner or later. I will not read it now. I hope that the subsequent plots can improve these problems.

The characters in the plot are all good, but it's a pity that they died due to low popularity.

The plot is good, but the gambling game later feels a bit strong. Moreover, it was said earlier that killing a god can reduce the number of concepts corresponding to the god. However, the concepts of gods are all relative. The bad side can be curbed to a certain extent through the law, but if the good side is reduced, it will be reduced. So according to this reason, the country should not help the god-killer.

It's very good. I hope the author won't stop updating [Blowing Kisses][Flowing Kisses][Flowing Kisses]

The book is very good. Not many people have read the new book yet. The author should publish more and get on the newcomer list as soon as possible [smile][smile] The world view here is different from the previous ones. It is a unique channel. It is a bit similar to the world view of Zhanshen and Toka, but there are some clichés in it. The author wants to create his own sect and open a new track.

The setting is good, it reminds me of the anime Godslayer, but the character design and dialogue are quite immature. The author should be young and the characters he writes give people the feeling of children, lacking the humanity and temperament of adults. You can refer to Ten Days End. I feel that the author is more suitable for writing some academic novels with character settings of teenagers and girls.

I don't understand why there's no traffic, and I didn't do a lot of things well, but it's already pretty good for Xiaobai.

So is the protagonist considered to be in the villain camp?

Okay, it looks okay.