Global Gods: I Obtained the Heart of the Ocean from the Start

It's so good! It's currently an academy-themed novel, and I really love reading novels with ocean and forest-themed protagonists 😄. The protagonist doesn't have much of a background, but thanks to some unexpected advantages from the author, he progresses steadily step by step.

It's alright, the only slightly toxic thing is that the sea eagles almost wiped out the sea flying fish, but then the protagonist intervenes and introduces a plot where the two leaders are good friends.

It's not bad. It's more suitable for those who prefer a "farming" or "laid-back" style of play. The protagonist fights for what he should (like league spots), but he's quite relaxed in the league and doesn't actively compete with those privileged young masters and ladies who have had abundant resources since childhood (because he can't beat them anyway). I think it's alright.

I finished reading up to chapter 49. There aren't any major flaws or highlights, so I can't really say. Many early scenes are quite similar to the world of gods, but the details are different. If you like this genre, you might enjoy it.

It's too young now; I'll fatten it up a bit more. Currently, it's an academy-themed story, with not much showing off or face-slapping, and no villains jumping out to mock it. It's more about competition, with the protagonist focused on his own development. His short-term goal is to avoid expulsion, and his long-term goal is to become a god.

It's pretty good so far. There's no female lead, and the protagonist isn't the typical overpowered protagonist type. There's no plot where the protagonist has to get their face slapped repeatedly, but it's still quite enjoyable to watch. The protagonist doesn't deliberately try to show off or be arrogant, but they also don't get bullied or feel resentful. They're a bit aloof, but still quite cute.

It's quite interesting. This simple story is much more enjoyable to read than those brain-teasing, hate-inducing, or otherwise complicated ones. It has a sense of tranquility while allowing you to see the protagonist develop, offering a beautiful, farming-style experience. I would recommend it; it's a high-quality story with no major flaws so far.

Overall, it's rather unremarkable, with no major flaws, but nothing particularly outstanding either. And because there are so few dramatic twists and turns, even though the protagonist has become incredibly powerful, he doesn't seem that powerful to us. I think some flashbacks could be used, for example, describing who the protagonist defeated, to highlight his strength.

(Four stars doesn't affect the overall rating) It feels a bit like something a newbie would write... There are quite a few issues with the level and combat power, it seems like the author didn't think things through properly, and the character's growth is very slow in the beginning, so there's not much motivation to watch the protagonist continue to slowly improve 🤦 Well, let's give him some encouragement since he's a newbie.

It's so good, I just can't get enough! 🥺 Author, do you still remember your readers across the ocean? 🥺🥺🥺 It's January 28th now, 8 days since your last update! 😢 Sending three "love tokens" to please come back, my child is starving! 😢😢😢😢