Super God Academy: Trading Across Worlds, I Get Ahri in My Arms from the Start

If the protagonist joins the Super God Academy and then runs away, the character design still feels very compelling. However, if he compromises, it loses its appeal. I still prefer the Monkey King who never returns, rather than the Fighting Buddha who bows his head and submits. The more one experiences the trials of time, the more one understands the preciousness of youthful spirit.

It's alright, but it's a pity it's a faith value instead of a shock value. At most, even Earth's angels believe in Queen Keisha, how could they possibly believe in you? That's laughable! 🤦 Your loyalty is too high, bro.

He said he wouldn't join Super God Academy, but then he joined anyway.

Book lovers who want to read this book can first consider this question: Can you accept that your opponents and teammates are all blind, that the super soldiers who just surpassed Liu Chuang, Su Mali, and Sun Wukong are looked down upon by both sides, and that only the protagonist's harem knows how strong the protagonist is?

The low rating was indeed justified; it highlights how someone contradicts themselves.

I was misled. It said I'd join the Super God Academy, but I only skimmed through it. It was alright. Joining the Super God Academy was just for causing trouble. I almost gave it a wrong review. The only problem was the "faith" aspect in the novel; it felt like an emotional value system, but there were requirements for who could provide it. Otherwise, it was alright (I think). 🍉

First, there's the protagonist's cheat system, the "Trading System." This is just the system's name, like how we name ourselves. For example, Xiaoming's name is Xiaoming, but he's essentially a person. Similarly, "Wife Cake" is a cake, but it's just a name and has no real connection to the cake itself.

It's a case of false advertising. The book is titled "Interdimensional Trade," but the actual content involves collecting faith to gain trading opportunities, and then exchanging goods for other goods. Isn't this just a simple lottery system? Why insist on calling it a multiverse transaction? What's the point? Just change the guise, change the wording, and the meaning changes.

The protagonist insists on joining the Super God Academy, and he could even establish his own department. I'm speechless. Why does he have to do this? The protagonists are given skills, but no cultivation techniques, no foundational knowledge, and no energy source. It's such a suppression of the protagonist!

Beat up Liu Chuang and get Qi Lin, beat up Liu Chuang and get Ah Li, beat up Liu Chuang and get Salafini…🤦