Bad news: An overworked office drone died suddenly after pulling an all-nighter.
Good news: He became a god on the spot!
Even worse news: His divine kingdom is a plague-ridden town. If all his followers die, his godhood will be rendered useless!
In this desperate situation, Tang Yu awakens nine years of compulsory education! You want to talk divine arts? I’ll talk science!
[Divine Edict: Quarantine everyone, boil water, and use homemade penicillin to bring the dead back to life!]
[Divine Edict: Build a blast furnace, produce divine steel, and put a magic-powered rifle in everyone’s hands!]
When the noble knights charge, a flood of [Iron Rhino Tanks] rolls over them, making gods and Buddhas scatter!
When the archmages chant their forbidden spells, a hundred [Thunder Cannons] blast the ground, making all beings equal!
Years later, I, the God of Knowledge and Guidance, lead the [Continental Republican Alliance] in putting the old gods on trial.
Little do I know that the fall of the old gods has sent a distress signal across the boundless universe!
I like it very much. The process is ups and downs and then falls, and finally wandering. I have never seen The Wandering Earth, but I know the name. When I saw the end, running away and stealing the world, I immediately thought of wandering 👍
It's very interesting, the plot is compact and interesting, good luck to the author!
It's good to watch, the plot is exciting and the context is clear.
Ideal novels are rare, idealism, alas!
After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that the author has too many descriptions of the environment and lyricism, and the rest is quite interesting.