The Gods Have All Vanished, and I’m Holding the World Together

The writing style is similar to that of a unit drama. The main plot is not very clear, but there is a faint warm atmosphere when reading it. Very to my liking. Even the names of the factory figures and vests are difficult for me to remember 😂. The various characters of the vest are well grasped, including the taciturn God of Death; the lively and agile God of Peace; the gentle and kind-hearted God of Love (the uncle form is quite awkward, but as the article says: "After all, the job of the God of Love is not to make two people who love each other fall in love with themselves." I still reluctantly accepted it) The protagonist Su Xiao's sense of existence in the system is actually very weak. The automated hosting after the vest is used up is actually more like the original god taking this opportunity to experience life (especially the god of death Arno). Looking at it now, it seems that what happened to the protagonist in the barrage is more like the real main line, but according to the current proportion of chapters, the proportion of this real main line is not high. Anyway, the author should update it quickly, 30 or so chapters are not enough to read Kuu Ya 😘

Well... Personally, the book's ideas are interesting enough to deserve a perfect score. However, the writing style of this book is a bit too heavy on AI, and I almost couldn't read it. After breaking and re-editing, the AI ​​taste is indeed much lighter, but I think it is not good because AI itself has developed... If so, I still suggest that the author writes two chapters for AI himself, so that AI can get familiar with the writing style and then revise the manuscript. Otherwise, it is really... Right? But if the writing style is indeed like this, then just think that I have said too much nonsense. There are too many AI novels on Tomato, which is really annoying... In short, I don't want to criticize any interesting ideas. This book is still worth reading.

It's quite satisfactory, with no weird points and no stereotypes. It deliberately vilifies those mythical characters and the like. The emotional description is more interesting, but in the content I watched, there is no interesting plot that can be discussed.

It's rare to see this kind of daily life with a bit of warmth and fun, with secrets and stories, but more of a sense of peace of mind and comfort, plain and not boring, and exciting.

After watching it for a while, the narrative of the story is very warm. Rather than being about the protagonist, it is more like the daily life of gods and humans, and they get along very naturally. Each god has its own setting, with full and distinct personalities, and there are quite a few of them. Forums other than stories are interspersed in the middle, and the overall feeling is very warm to me. If you like the daily series of gods, you can join it.

I found this novel accidentally. It's very interesting. I hope the author will update it well [Blow kiss]

I like this kind of unit drama, it has a touch of warmth, and every character has a distinct personality and is highly recognizable. The main plot is unclear but the atmosphere of life is full, as if the people in the book are living in another real world and living their own lives 😘 This is my first time writing a book review. I would like to support the author. The previous HP version was also very good [top post]

Very good (oh my God, although there will be spoilers, but... Does anyone really read book reviews before reading a book?) If you are, just pretend I didn't say anything (tilt head) First of all, I really like the author's description of the images of gods. I especially like the God of Cupid. Uncle is great! The gentle and humorous Professor Grandma is also very interesting! My personal favorite is the chapter about the man in the painting (the contaminated prophecy system be like), and the pirate chapter is also very interesting! The gentle and soothing story rhythm and tone are the unique style of this book, although some people may not understand it (like me, a little) From a personal point of view, I would like the story to be more focused and more centered around the comic line to tell the stories about the protagonists meeting the gods and the opinions and feelings of the "readers" outside the story. However, there are very few corresponding descriptions in the book, and the story feels a bit scattered. You can feel that the setting of time travel comics has been greatly weakened in this book. The author wants to tell interesting things between the gods and the world, such as the God of Death taking on an apprentice (laughs) But it is also a style. I have always believed that a book is successful if it is well written in its own style. It is just a bit selective in readers. And this book can make me, a person who does not like this style so much, find it interesting. In my humble opinion, this book is successful. It's inevitable that you will be a little disappointed because you can't match the radio wave. But it would be unreasonable to ask every book based on my own preferences. (Although it's hard for me to do this, I'm such a selfish guy)

I unexpectedly like this unit drama-like writing style! Super happy to see it! There is a feeling that I am also infected by the things inside! Like like like! (PS: The God of Peace and the Black Dragon are really close to each other. WW likes the interaction between these two the most. It's light, but it's very touching)

The daily life of gods in the human world is very warm and unique.