[Behind the scenes, male and female protagonists, group portraits, the protagonist Mu Li has no CP. Please note: The protagonist Mu Li in this article will have very few scenes! If you don't mind, don't enter]
The protagonist Mu Li was born as a god and looks at the overall situation from a god's perspective. She (He) will also secretly observe and learn from humans and derive pleasure from humans, but she will never become a human.
Want to pursue the extraordinary?
Then open this door.
There is power here that can open any door, there is glass fire that can burn everything in the world, there is also thunder that can destroy everything, dragons and snakes rise from the land, mountains and seas can change their shape...
Of course, all of the above abilities have their costs. That's a pretty fair deal, isn't it? Don't look at me like that, I'm not a very bad god.
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"I will use my last life to open the door to the extraordinary for the world. In this way, the world will no longer long for Him, no longer believe in Him, and no longer bow to Him."
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"Gentlemen, draw your sword! There should no longer be a lofty god in the sky that belongs to humans!"
"I will defend the glory of mankind with my blood!"
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Oh? Do you know what you are doing? Human beings. You actually want to challenge me? Ridiculous, just a plate of ants. Forget it, let me use the world as a chessboard and all living beings as pawns to play with you and pass this long and boring time.
And... Onlookers, do you think they will win? If you don't know, then wait and see with me.
Reader comments
The setting is great. If you read too many novels, you will find that the so-called gods are just higher-dimensional creatures. Not all gods are indifferent figures in the church. The god in this article is the kind of villain god who is killed in god-killing novels (I am quite looking forward to whether there will be such a plot).
In fact, this book is not a heroine novel but a group portrait novel. It can be said that there is no protagonist. The group portrait plot is quite well written. Although I personally feel that the combination of Chinese and Western methods of using various powers while talking about various ways of cultivating immortals is a bit too much. Also, the early pacing was a bit too fast, and many things were skipped with just one click, resulting in some unreasonableness, such as the sudden appearance of the Extraordinary Administration, and the emergence of a large number of Extraordinary Universities just three years after the appearance of Extraordinary.
I feel that this book satisfies a real god. A real god is not like other novels where romance is messy, and you have to end up personally after doing something. As the female protagonist of this novel is a real god, humans are very insignificant to her.
This book is great, but why are so few people reading it?
The setting is great. If you read too many novels, you will find that the so-called gods are just higher-dimensional creatures. Not all gods are indifferent figures in the church. The god in this article is the kind of villain god who is killed in god-killing novels (I am quite looking forward to whether there will be such a plot). In fact, this book is not a heroine novel but a group portrait novel. It can be said that there is no protagonist. The group portrait plot is quite well written. Although I personally feel that the combination of Chinese and Western methods of using various powers while talking about various ways of cultivating immortals is a bit too much. Also, the early pacing was a bit too fast, and many things were skipped with just one click, resulting in some unreasonableness, such as the sudden appearance of the Extraordinary Administration, and the emergence of a large number of Extraordinary Universities just three years after the appearance of Extraordinary.
I feel that this book satisfies a real god. A real god is not like other novels where romance is messy, and you have to end up personally after doing something. As the female protagonist of this novel is a real god, humans are very insignificant to her.
This book is great, but why are so few people reading it?