Completing the Main God: All Humanity Is My Workforce

Yes, there are currently no flaws in the plot logic, and the ups and downs of the plot follow a smooth flow. The protagonist plays the trumpet and has fun. Some readers don't like this, and think it should stay behind the scenes. Anyway, I like it.

Okay, I've seen the latest chapter and there's nothing too poisonous about it. It is said that the protagonist appears wearing a vest, but actually it doesn't feel like anything at all. It's true that some of the behind-the-scenes writing and the protagonist's appearance are particularly disgusting, but this one is not about being self-centered, I'm super awesome. Anyway, the protagonist is not that obtrusive and looks okay. Then what is going on with this scoring system? I saw very few one-star reviews, and the result was only a 6. Then there was another book that I read all over with negative reviews, and the result was more than a 9. By the way, I only gave that book one star. I'm starting to get a little worried. It's obvious that the main character in the monster sequence didn't feel that way when he came on stage, but what you wrote is a bit strange. Also, you said earlier that those worlds that escaped from the main god space did not fight back? I mean, no external pressure? Because if there is no external pressure, I think your protagonist's appearance is to provide a perspective, but it actually doesn't have much effect. The biggest feature of behind-the-scenes writing is the group portraits. Everyone has their own shining point, whether they are a despicable villain or a person with a righteous heart. In fact, since the disasters caused by the world of reincarnation can only be solved by reincarnations, it feels a bit broken.

Come on, author, it's beyond my expectation. For example, I was actually a little disappointed when the protagonist pretended to be a reincarnator and joined the script. It was a bit easy to write it as a purely flying or purely vulgar style. But after actually reading it, the author has really mastered this degree well and it is very comfortable [Blow kiss]

Very good. I like this better. Although the description of the supporting characters is a bit too much, it is surprisingly not objectionable. Although the protagonist ends up in a clone, it does not take away many of the highlights of the supporting characters. It is also interesting to watch the protagonist earn treasures. Finally, I hope there will be no heroine [shy][shy]

Perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect [Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore] The author writes quickly [Adore][Love] Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore]

It's been a long time since I've seen the main god flow so well.

The writing is okay. The current score of 5.8 Is definitely low. I feel that there is controversy about the protagonist wearing a vest in the middle of the behind-the-scenes story. I personally think it is acceptable. You can judge by yourself whether it is poisonous or not. Secondly, after the third volume, there is a plot of going to Sakura to eliminate monsters similar to other worlds. I personally think it is not a poisonous point. It depends on yourself whether you can accept it. If you think you are an angry young patriot, you can stop reading and go to Shuhuang Square to find novels about massacre of all foreigners. 😅

The original copy is very average, the writing power is not enough, the pace is slow, and some of the essence of the behind-the-scenes flow is not learned. I suggest you read more, but I have also written about the main god before, so I support it with four stars [Love]

The subject matter is good, and the plot is also very interesting, especially the part describing vampires. I think it is well written [Thoughts]

It's so good, don't be a eunuch. This type of novel is the easiest to read.