Slay the Gods: This Programmer Used Code to Hack the Gods to Pieces

It's good to watch, but I don't know if there is a female protagonist. I still prefer no CP. I recommend it.

Objective evaluation, don't criticize if you don't like it The overall plot is adapted from the original work. The large writing style is the simplest, but it brings joy to readers. Although it is not particularly joyful, the overall effect is humorous. Moreover, the content of the updated plot is very relaxed, not particularly passionate, nor particularly peaceful. It is stuck at the right point. This rhythm, like brisk music, makes the unpleasantness of the day disappear quickly! A very interesting work, one of the rare masterpieces among the God-killing fan fiction I have read.

It's quite good to watch, but I don't know if I should take apart the original CP. After all, Sanjiu's emotional scenes are really a mess.

It's very beautiful, and the setting really impressed me. Is there a female protagonist? My only question is, is there a female protagonist? If so, is it a single girl or multiple girls. If not, will there be ambiguity?

I've been reading it for so long and haven't reviewed it yet. In short, I think Master Shibalagu's novel is my favorite among all the God-Decapitating fanfics I've read so far. This book is the only God-Decapitating fanfic I'm still reading. I think the setting of this book is very unique compared to other fanfics. In this book, the protagonist Qi Mo uses the power of programming to make up every move (yes, the skills are typed out by typing the code by himself). I haven't seen anything bad about the plot. All in all, it is a God-killing fanfic with a novel setting and unique writing style (The author is alive! The author is alive! The author is alive! Say important things three times!) @Shibalagu Master (Look at my promotion like this... Can you add another chapter...?

The creator who does not belong to this era, the skillful hand who weaves stories, the guardian of the fountain of inspiration, I pray to you for the rain of renewal. The narrator who travels through time, the hidden existence who controls the plot, the holder of the key to the chapter, I offer my sincere encouragement. O weaver of destiny, the sage who is busy writing books, please do not sleep in Klein's rest, and do not let Russell's diary gather dust again. Believers who follow the watch are hungry and thirsty, their spiritual food is running out, and their ideological nursery is in urgent need of watering. I pray that the spirit of wisdom surges like gray mist, allowing Audrey's insight, Alger's voyage, and Daly's ravings to appear on the page again.

I have run out of ideas. I have been reading this novel for so long, but I haven't given a review yet. It's just a five-star rating (after all, those that keep me following the novel are either well-written, or can be accepted by most people.) How to put it, the protagonist's ability is mainly analytical, which is actually somewhat similar to Guan Zai's ability, but there are a lot of foreshadowings at the end that have not been filled in. It should be no cp. If this novel has cp, you don't need to read it. Anyway, I remember it is cp-free. (But I want to see knives, what should I do? I feel that the protagonist is very powerful, and a person with a bit of arrogance is suitable for knives. Hey, this may be because I just came back from school and want to see knives.‧⁺◟( ᵒ̴̶̥́ ·̫ ᵒ̴̶̣̥̀ )Of course it's possible without a knife, it mainly depends on how the author writes it) In fact, the author stopped updating for several months, but now he's back and finally updated. (◍•ᴗ•◍)

It's very beautiful. I hope it won't stop updating. It's best to update it four times a day so that no one can read it. I'll give you a gift when I redeem my points!!! Support!!! Come on!!!

It's very interesting. The author should work hard and update it. Don't give me a new heroine suddenly.

It's very good-looking, and although it's a bit off-putting in some places, it's still within the scope of what I can accept. It is one of the top five novels in my mind and I like it very much. It's a bit funny, but it's pretty cool anyway.