[Invincible + God + God of Creation + Live Broadcast + Single or Multiple Female Protagonists + Daily Life + Cool Articles + Sideways Promotion + Multiple Originals + Magical Modification of the Original Plot]
The orphan Zhong An accidentally traveled to the world of "Collapse Star Railway" because he was accidentally killed by Universiade.
And bind [God-level Live Broadcasting System], open the novice gift package, and get [Godhead Yama] immediately at the beginning!
And later on, he will obtain more [Godhead] and give them to others, creating a brand new path to godhood in the Starry Railway world!
[Acquire [Godhead Anubis] - God of Death!
[Get [Godhead·Qinglong] - God of the East!
[Acquire [Godhead Gracia] - the God of Ice and Snow!
[Get [Godhead Shiva] - God of Destruction!
[Get [Godhead·Poseidon] - Poseidon!
[Acquire [Godhead·Nuwa] - the God of Life!
[Get [Godhead Thor] - God of Thunder and Lightning!
"Starting from today, a new Shinto will be opened by me!"
Reader comments
You don't want to give me power, do you?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!
A high-quality book that combines elements of gods and Bengtie's worldview
Very reasonable and nice looking
There is nothing wrong with giving power, it just has to be in line with the character, but Iron Man is right about what Spider-Man said (if you are nothing without him, then you don't deserve it). Just like March Seven and Star, both in the plot and in the book, they are extremely lively, without a trace of stability. My suggestion is that after obtaining the divine power, let them make mistakes and be rescued by the protagonist, and then deprive them of the divine power to declare the protagonist's absolute control over the divine power, and let them solve the problem with their own strength. The protagonist should not provide any help or guidance on the way, because what I want to see is the Star Train Group, not the Giant Infant Group. Don't rely on the protagonist and divine power to solve problems in everything. The real strength does not lie in the strength of the power, but in whether you can persist in your beliefs in desperate situations.
You don't want to give me power, do you?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!
A high-quality book that combines elements of gods and Bengtie's worldview
Very reasonable and nice looking There is nothing wrong with giving power, it just has to be in line with the character, but Iron Man is right about what Spider-Man said (if you are nothing without him, then you don't deserve it). Just like March Seven and Star, both in the plot and in the book, they are extremely lively, without a trace of stability. My suggestion is that after obtaining the divine power, let them make mistakes and be rescued by the protagonist, and then deprive them of the divine power to declare the protagonist's absolute control over the divine power, and let them solve the problem with their own strength. The protagonist should not provide any help or guidance on the way, because what I want to see is the Star Train Group, not the Giant Infant Group. Don't rely on the protagonist and divine power to solve problems in everything. The real strength does not lie in the strength of the power, but in whether you can persist in your beliefs in desperate situations.