What Do You Mean, I Transmigrated into an Evil God?

It's okay, but why do you guys who write Western fantasy always like to make the protagonist's human form look like a shota [eating melon] You also want to be a priest [what]

It's very interesting. The protagonist's outlook is also normal. There is no bitterness, no hatred, no refinement and self-interest. When I see something that makes me uncomfortable, I just want to go to the book review section to complain. If I read it, I often forget to rate it. Alas, I'm slacking off.

It's really cool to watch. It's a western fantasy game with a high martial world view, integrating the settings of the Secret Cult and the Lord of Mysteries. The only point I have to complain about is that the protagonist is obviously developing towards the main god and invincibility. Why are there two yandere believers inexplicably? Fanatic believers are completely understandable, but fanatic believers believe in and spread the faith of the Lord. Yandere is completely different. It feels like leaving trouble behind

The protagonist has a very upright outlook on life and never fights or kills. It is not suitable for people with dark hearts to watch.

Shuangwen, all the villains here are very brave. Even if they see a power that they can't understand at all, and see someone of the same level as themselves being killed, they will basically not think about running away. They never think that the opponent is a high-level existence, even if they are one level higher than themselves.

A qualified Kami-ryu novel. According to the comments, the settings refer to the Esoteric Cult Simulator. There are quite a few characters, and both the good and the bad guys look familiar. There are ups and downs in the plot, but perhaps due to the author's limited language skills, the reading experience is not that strong. Next, I think there is no need for the protagonist to show up so early. After all, the protagonist was always cautious at the beginning, and I just finished the second villain (if I remember correctly) and then I pinched myself. It was too early, and I lost all salt later and appeared directly in front of the organization. Of course, the organization is also a weakling. That's okay too. Hopefully there will be one later, Blake: How did you get here. Someone: Take the stairs. Otherwise, I would be sorry if the leader of the organization is called Black🤣

It's good to read, although the storyline is cut off inexplicably in some places, and the main character's fighting power is overpowered, which is amazing, and it's a bit funny to be trapped in the forest, but it's already a rare good book in Tomato.

It's quite interesting, at least the protagonist is a rare person with normal outlook in Tomato, unlike other pseudo-human protagonists who feel that they are superior to others.

After reading this book for so long, I can conclude that it is completely appreciable. First of all, although it is written in a negative light, the three views are very upright and can be said to be full of positive energy, making it very comfortable to read. This is a higher level than other common refined egoisms of the same type. Secondly, the plot is very well written and the twists are quite appropriate. At least so far, there are very few boring parts of the book, so it is very suitable to be read in one go. As for the shortcomings, I feel that his combat system is a bit convoluted and sometimes confusing, but it doesn't hurt and doesn't affect the viewing.

The setting is very good, but the pace is a bit slow. Chapter 100 has passed for about 7 days. I really like the fighting. I also hope that the author will expand the world view, bury some foreshadowing, and change the characters of the adopted girls. They should be cultivated through growth and so on. The main reason is that they are too slutty.