I Became a Human-Headed Snake Statue and Forged a Divine Body with Incense Offerings

The setting is nice, and it has a combination of infrastructure, farming, and fantasy monsters. It's very nice. I like the description of the appearance of men and others, and there are very few female protagonists. I love this. The heroine can be good-looking but can't be stared at. If you don't kill someone who makes trouble, you think it will reduce your merits, but you can accept it. If you kill someone, there will be more people. No one is born bad. Why don't you let others know the etiquette when you don't eat or drink? I think it doesn't matter if I can kill him or not. Anyway, the female protagonist is great, and we can use more female characters. I still don't want to have a CP. The heroine is already a god and must have accomplished something. Why do you need a man? A test of humanity? A strong woman will become a stronger man, and when a man is weak, he will support him. If they have the same strength, what do they need men for? So please stop asking for stinky men. We have more, so we have to take care of them.

It's beautiful and interesting to write! Come on, author, I hope it will be a long story 1. The heroine written by emmm is omniscient and omnipotent at one moment and knows nothing at the other. When you fight a mouse, you don't know whether the mouse is good or bad. You have to rely on the system. But when you fight a snake, you know everything. You know that the snake has no sister without any foreshadowing. Particularly blunt. There should also be less description of the story about the man missing Iron Bark. It feels like the heroine has become the author's cover. She is obviously a god, and there is no cp. There is also a story about a man who started flirting with Iron Bark after seeing him a few times. After being caught, she still thinks about whether Tin Bark misses him. 2. Every time the author writes a female character, he should reward himself by writing three or four male characters.

It looks good. I hope it has no CP and the heroine is beautiful.

It's really loveable. I don't understand why it's so annoying as long as there is a little bit about what I like. The author has created the character of the heroine very well. Isn't it normal to fall in love with an attractive person? Even if it's not like, why can't it be understood as a kind of fanatical belief? Anyway, it's super, super, super good-looking, and the plot is super interesting.

The plot and writing of this article are really good, but female readers really can't stand it. In the article, most of the female characters who play more roles have no names. Xiao Wang took the lead in leading everyone to build an ancestral hall and perform sacrificial rituals. In my opinion, she is already a priest. But she has no name, but her husband has almost no role. He has a name, Wang Dahai. Mrs. Tian lived a rough life. After being bullied, she turned into a vicious ghost and killed a whole village of people, but spared the old, weak, women and children. Such a principled, powerful, and kind-hearted ghost has no name. On the contrary, her dead husband who was protected had no sense of existence or ability at all. He had a name, Tian Ping. Moreover, this Tian Ping was made a god by the heroine together with Lady Tian (just because the heroine thought that this dessert was a smart person at a glance, and we don't know where the cleverness lies) Then two waves of sect figures appeared. One woman finally had a name, Tian Zhenzhen, but she had the very common image of a pretty little junior sister with a bad temper but average strength who needed to be rescued by her senior brothers. On the contrary, the two male supporting characters who appeared are more qualified than the other, handsome, capable and individual, haha. (Of course they have names) (And there are a lot of people in the comment area knocking them about CP) (And I see that there are many men in the comment area who directly feel CP. Haha, there is really no way. If the author doesn't mean this, or the author is more focused on other things, readers will not start knocking for no reason.) There are many other small points, such as the need to build an ancestral hall when all the men are out. The remaining women and children asked, "Can we girls do this?" Fortunately, there was a young Wang who said that although she was less powerful, she could still work. Then when the two sects met, Bai Zhenzhen was the first to say, "You can't even beat me, a little girl who has come out of the world." They were already in the world of ghosts, gods, and Buddhas, and they were divided into men and women. Which man called himself a little man? They were so crazy. A group of people from the massacred village went to the county government office for help. When asked what happened, a group of women and children cried and couldn't say anything. It was Wang Dahai who was next to him who stepped forward to take over this "heavy job" and was admired by the officials for his strong physique. Oops, let me ask you, a group of women and children can go to neighboring villages for help despite a major change and travel across mountains and rivers. You tell me that they are speechless in front of them now and need an outsider to express their love. In fact, I don't think there is any problem with the above female characters. The problem lies in the author's creation. I feel sorry for them, you know. I even recall that when I first clicked on this article, the girl Erya appeared in it. She was cute, sensible, and filial, and Erya's mother was loving, capable, and strong. I was left with these two characters. Before the male came back, I didn't realize there was such a big difference in the author's preferences for male and female characters. In fact, many of the points are minor and cannot be said to be intolerable. But they are scattered and stacked together to form the author's world view. See you again when we are destined. This review is also a warning for those who also mind. If you don't mind this, you can continue reading. The plot and writing are very good.

I have read more than thirty chapters, and there is nothing I dislike about it. I think the funniest thing is the interaction between the readers and the author in the comment area. The readers are more evil than the author, greedier than the author, and more daring than the author [face covering]. Readers' perceptions often shock the author [laughing]. Sure enough, we can't draw conclusions too early, using the slogan that the heroine will become a god without a heroine, and deceive people into coming in. The following chapters will be about how the heroine loves the handsome boy, how the handsome boy takes the CP, and all the highlights are given to the handsome boy. It's rare for Tomato to see an author who loves men so much. He sells women to fill his children. What a great author! No matter if he becomes a god, he still has to wash his hands and make soup for the beautiful man. How about becoming a god? Even if the handsome man is a beggar, you still have to kneel down and lick him! Don't question why I always talk about beautiful men, because the author focuses on describing the beauty of each male partner. [Smile]

It looks good, I hope there is no censorship. After all, the heroine is a god and yet she still falls in love. It's too weird.

This is the best novel of this type I have ever read. The author would like to work harder on the writing! I really hope that there is no cp and the heroine is only beautiful.

After reading Chapter 62, I really like this type of subject matter, but to quote a reader's comment: the protagonist does not need to be decisive and mature, but God cannot be blasphemed. Mortals have faith in gods. From the reader's perspective, the heroine is a god and cannot be out of character. However, the protagonist in the article is as close to the people as a poverty alleviation cadre, and the ambiguity between mortals and the protagonist is repeatedly described. . . .

It has been tied so far. I am a bookworm who has basically dabbled in all types of literature. I really like the setting of this god-related article, but there are not many god-like videos for women. This book seems to be okay so far. The logic is very good. The supporting characters are male and female. They are not completely biased towards one side. There is no female competition. It is basically non-toxic now. There is one concern. The female protagonist cannot kill randomly because of her merits. Intelligent creatures, but will this cause frustration in the plot in the future? It would be great if the heroine could be given the ability to see karma. Anyone who offends her and has karma will be killed directly. Also, although there is a single arrow now, I still hope that the heroine has no cp. Gods belong to everyone. How can they be blasphemed? I will continue to follow up. If there are any surprises later, I will add a follow-up review.