I Refuse to Become a God in the Game

- The "multi-layered story" setting is novel, and the opening is very engaging, keeping you reading. - The plot unfolds gradually without any overly powerful plot devices; everything the female lead achieves step by step through normal means, and many details are well-considered. - The writing is smooth, and reading dozens of chapters in one go is not tiring.

I love this novel concept, but there are so few comments! Do they really make money from this? TT. I'm also quite curious why the protagonist refuses to become a god. It doesn't seem to be a lack of ambition; maybe there's something fishy about this world. 🤔 ... I feel like there's been too much writing about Zhao Polu, the male supporting character.

The popularity and ratings don't quite match the author's skill, perhaps dragged down by the title. I really like the author's dry humor; it's witty and funny. The ghost master is nonexistent, and Su Mali is arrogant and domineering—it always brings a smile to my face.

The author's writing is superb!!! I randomly clicked on a book and was surprised to find that both the plot and writing were incredibly engaging. The writing is smooth and natural, with a touch of humor—a rare find for an author like Tomato!

Recommended by Hongshu (a popular online book review site), it's currently around forty chapters. So far, the writing style, narrative ability, and logic are among the best I've seen on Yangshizi (another online book review site). There's no unnecessary dialogue, no extreme gender discrimination, and it's not dragging.

It's good. The world-building is interesting and logically sound. I stopped reading around chapter 90, then briefly abandoned it for a while. The early pacing was a bit slow, and I personally prefer stories without female leads; the male lead's characterization felt unappealing and a waste of time. I picked it up again and read through chapters 200-something.

Great story! I love the intelligent and lively female lead. The author is superb in both character development and plot progression! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 The only downside is that it's still ongoing. The initial portrayal of Xiao Bai was so good that I even suspected he was an enemy in disguise! 🤦🤦🤦 Haha. Author, don't worry too much about the "no female characters" perspective.

It's a very good read. As a novel about the fourth natural disaster, it has an unprecedented freshness compared to other works in the genre. The protagonist's presence is just right, and the supporting characters are all vivid and lively. Unlike some novels that feature deliberately contrived, annoying, and clownish players, this one features mostly kind and gentle characters who evoke a sense of…

It's so good! The female lead is smart and calm, and the supporting female characters each have their own adorable qualities. I don't usually like shows with a lot of romance, but this one is just right. The female lead takes the lead, teases the male lead, and he's obedient and sensible—it's so satisfying! 😄

Since the synopsis says few people rate it, I'll give it a review. I also wrote a recommendation post on Douban, hoping more sisters will have books to read, hehe. Here's my recommendation: A rare type of intelligent female lead. In the past, when I read those full-immersion online game novels, there was always a very strategic vice leader who acted as a strategist and managed the guild affairs.