All People Become Gods: My Followers Become Saints Through Imagination
全民神祇：我的信徒靠脑补成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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99Chapters
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Generally speaking, how should I put it, the development is a bit chaotic, and there is a little planning for the chaos. The tool people are too annoying, and that forum is just for word count. Another thing is that the world has not started to destroy the gods at the same time. To put it simply, there are old players, and the protagonist is still the kind who is killed by everyone. I can already figure out the following content, [awkward laugh] Goodbye👋
It's so messy. The protagonist is not decisive in killing, It's very confusing. Believers don't say much about it, and they don't say much about their beliefs. It's hard to see clearly, and the same goes for the protagonist, who doesn't kill decisively.
I don't know how many believers there are, I don't know how big the divine domain is, there is no difference between believers and gods, the size and distance of each area is very confusing, shouldn't gods be able to train believers to improve themselves, why do they need to cultivate and realize enlightenment on their own...
It was pretty good-looking at first, until it suddenly mutated, and the god actually had feelings... It seemed to be a Western god, and then the protagonist held someone else's goddess in his arms, and the score started to drop from the moment the goddess appeared on the scene, because which god would be so polite to the representatives of other gods? Isn't this just dragging one's seniority to the next level of other people's gods, directly downgrading oneself? I've never heard of it
The plot is wonderful, full of twists and turns, very story-telling, interesting, and so enjoyable.
Recommended by a friend, it looks great!!
It's a bit interesting, there is almost no growth, but crushing is completely present. Invincibility is inherent
It looks good, but there are some flaws. For example, it blends into the void, which is very buggy. Can't the magic on the opposite side be seen? And the magic on the opposite side doesn't move. It can be said to be a brainless and cool article.
The plot is exciting! Great book, not to be missed!
The characterization is reasonable!