Lord of the Forest: I Farm in Secret and Become a God

Not rebelling against the church? While others are hoarding guns, I am hoarding grain. Not strong enough. You are not the only one who has become a god, but you are still the first one, and the feeling is not as good as that of a mortal. There is no feeling of becoming a god! No matter how diligent and steady you are, you cannot say that an elephant is afraid of ants. The sense of fragmentation is so severe that it feels like reading a survival novel.

It's quite delicate. I hope that my authority will be further extended and I will directly become the god of life. By the way, the plague is also life.

The settings are good, but the writing skills are a bit poor. I feel like the author didn't write an outline. There is always a feeling of going here and there, and the settings are incomplete. Many settings are used once and then disappear, and some settings suddenly appear without any description in the previous text. Overall, it's average, so you can look forward to it. Give me a five-star encouragement

The beginning of the book is very good. Unfortunately for me, the previous book on the spiritual world turned into the world view of DND. It made me feel like I was watching the process of writing the answers. I hope this book will not have any poisonous points and be original. At present, there are too many group portraits. Many articles of this type are written in group portraits, but the main character disappears after being written. I just want to see the main focus on gods, and the introduction does not mention group portraits. Now it is too off-topic for me (if there is a follow-up article about group portraits, just pretend that I didn't say it, and stop here)

The plot is good, but the protagonist is a bit timid. He could be more bold and obtain more powerful priesthoods and artifacts.

The description of the current world is slightly poisonous, but other things are okay and can be considered food [laughter]

The content of this novel is very good, I hope it can be updated soon.

By the way, besides the one about the spiritual world, are there any similar books?

For now, except for Chapter 17, which is a bit disgusting, I'm still quite satisfied. Give me a good review first I came here because of the name and introduction. He clearly wants to see the big picture and become a god with authority. Instead of watching this village kill a wild beast every day, that town planted a piece of farmland. If you want to read about farming, I have farming novels, and if you want to read about missionary work, I also have corresponding novel categories. You are a god novelist, and you talk about trivial matters about your subject every day. It really becomes more and more boring the more I watch it.

It feels pretty good. Let's take care of it.