I Build a Divine Kingdom in the World of Film and TV

Not bad, this book is good for me to keep reading. It's just that I discovered it early. A brief introduction to the protagonist's golden finger can be compared to a wish coming true. At first, it seemed like the faucet was not turned on and could only tick, but soon it was turned on. The protagonist is not under pressure at the moment. Then the protagonist begins to establish a divine system and conquer all realms. Also, this book currently has multiple women, but no heroine. It's a great read! I hope to go to Lord of the Rings, Warhammer, Godzilla and other monster worlds, American horror worlds, League of Legends, disaster movie worlds, and documentaries like Dinosaur Planet and Giant Insect World in the future. Then Greek mythology, and the entire oriental heaven vest to write oriental film and television mythology.

High-grade grain and grass, although it is a bit boring in terms of quality and has many shortcomings, it is fun to look at.

It's very interesting to watch, especially the plot of conquering all walks of life and having your subordinates go on an expedition is very interesting. As for the protagonist, if you ignore the description of the beauties in the harem and the collection of beautiful women, it is still okay. Probably because this kind of plot makes people feel that the grade is low, and it feels like watching the stallion Zeus. Fortunately, ignoring this kind of plot, the protagonist slowly became more competent in other aspects. The main point is that the protagonist is responsible for keeping the secret, his subordinates causing trouble and conquering all realms. It is still very interesting, especially the plot of pretending to be X, which is very cheerful! Each legion commander and general is well described, each with its own characteristics and methods. I hope it won't be like the Pirates book, which later turns into a flirtatious female channel.

There are some flaws in the early and middle stages, but there are no unacceptable flaws for me. It gets better and better in the later stages. Mainly, the setting of becoming a god and forming forces in the heavens to cause trouble, conquer, and save people is very much in line with my preferences.

Leaving aside the plot, the author's attitude is really good. At least all the comments I posted were replied to. Every comment I made at 1 o'clock in the middle of the night was answered. It's really strong. I can't give you 5 stars based on this 👍

Infinite Literature is actually a test of the author's writing skills, because there are definitely many more people who have not read the original work than those who have read the original work. How to make those readers who have not read the original work understand the plot is a test of the author's writing skills. Your book is very good. At least you can understand the plot if you have not read the original work.

It's very beautiful 🤭🤭 You'll know after reading Chapter 81

He is powerful and capable, and can explain his identity in a reasonable way. The original Odinson was also changed to Odin, so listen to the advice reasonably.

Not bad! He wrote about his belief in deity.

It doesn't matter whether it looks good or not (it's still pretty good-looking, what kind of bicycle do you need if you have a day of 10,000 words)?