Anomaly: Is the Evil God My Steve?

Okay, I can watch it. I hope to add more MC content later. Steve is too strong, but it is very enjoyable. I hope the author will not deliberately weaken Steve for the sake of the plot. After all, those who love to watch are all old fans of Minecraft

Jianghan's incomparable power of rules and perfect square shape

The setting is interesting but not very evil-god-like, but there is still a sense of inhumanity. In fact, I didn't really like the main character's relatives and the feeling of being non-polluting and non-destructive. It didn't seem to be in line with my idea of becoming more and more popular, so I ran away after reading more than 30 chapters. However, I was very satisfied that there was no plot to lick a beautiful woman without knowing it. ( I don't know why there are so many, and the beauties in the article are usually the first believers to make crazy works, and then the protagonist keeps saving and caring, adding people, and showing saints to add identities to the beauties) I like this point in the article very much. If there is another point that is not poisonous, I still support the author [Chigua], five stars.

Not bad, not bad. The protagonist is Steve who has lost his humanity after staying in the original MC for too long. After traveling through the portal to another world, he slowly regains his humanity and strips off the special item features to load the mod.

It's good to read, and finally it's not as overwhelming as those books.

The Cthulhu version of Minecraft has a similar setting where the protagonist is some kind of idiot, blind or god, which is a bit interesting.

This is the most over-the-top Minecraft I have ever seen, but that's how it should be [laughing] The heat is up, but I don't know if it will go back down.

Overall, it's pretty good, but this template doesn't have a large audience. Protagonist: Shi Li Personality: Easy-going, cheerful, and dull. Because he traveled to "Minecraft" and adventured alone for 100 years, his thinking was a little slow. The protagonist accidentally enters the "node" of the passage of all realms and lives in this city. This world is weird and twisted, but the protagonist does not know it because he himself is the biggest "abnormality" in this world. The world view is okay, so keep writing. When more people read it, it should get a score of about 9.2. However, novels written with "Minecraft" as a template have a small audience, so it is very likely that they will not reach a score of 9.2. As a young author, you must be mentally prepared. Should you persevere or give up? Come on!

No need to use your brain 👀, a good book, you can read it, the new world is also very interesting, the novelty is very worth it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ But... It's just that the character Qu Jun has a sense of déjà vu as a brainless protagonist from ancient times. In the brainless Shuangwen, I encountered someone who has no brain at all. The chuunibyou is too much and affects the perception...(So I deduct a ⭐)... Others are pretty good. I can still accept my daughter (Is the little whip serious?) I can understand the director who is only 1.3 Meters tall. I can accept that the protagonist doesn't know how strong he is Can't you be a nanny? What is a disciple? So pure "goodness" Isn't the new world wonderful? The tonic turns into a nanny so poisonous... It looks like a group portrait, but I think it's an evil god coming, not a nanny taking care of the baby. Book friends who can accept having children can continue reading. There is no particularly toxic point before chapter 50. If you can't accept it, run away!

That's right. Finally, an octopus pops out from nowhere and dares to touch Cthulhu. The protagonist is not like a real doomsday ruler, but more like his personality split into a cognitively distorted trumpet and gave the trumpet some fool-like authority. The protagonist has power without knowing it, resulting in the whole situation being the same as the previous Dihua flow.