Godhood for All: How Did My Dwarves Become Invincible?

Chapter 1 Resources of God's Domain: Two large iron mines and three medium-sized coal mines. After loading a medium-sized iron ore in Chapter 37, it turned out to be two medium-sized iron ore veins and a small copper ore vein (god domain resource).

First of all, before reading the book, please be clear: when we call the weak gods of the first rank, the first rank is the level, and weak is the equal rank, so the strength of the weak gods of the eighth rank will be weaker than the medium gods of the fifth rank. As of this writing of the book, the gods have shown themselves to be friendly and dependent, not aloof creators. Secondly, the main protagonists currently appearing in this book are the protagonists of forging and crafting, the protagonist brothers of fighting and brute force, and the female characters who are remote and well-connected (no ambiguity with the protagonist, no blind worship, no rushing to give money). I find the configuration and relationships of this protagonist group to be very comfortable. The dependents have unique personalities. The dwarves are more bold and affectionate, while the goblins are more sensitive, suspicious, but also more creative. Similarly, the protagonist is not invincible. In the first game, the protagonist took fourth place. The first place was a gargoyle as a familiar. In the second team competition, he was crushed by four angels as a familiar. The author's purpose here should be to draw out the lack of anti-air combat power of the protagonist group, and at the same time draw out the motivation of the goblins to create fire guns. Overall it's pretty good, keep watching and watching

I have read the latest chapter and it feels pretty good. I would like to give it a five-star review to prevent it from being buried. By the way, I would like to encourage the author. At present, the world view has not been fully developed, so the atmosphere is relatively relaxed for the time being. Moreover, the fighting style of the Kingdom of God is also quite unique. Unlike other books of the same type that devour each other's kingdom of gods, the battle of the Kingdom of God here is more similar to search, attack and retreat. Several main gods form a team and send believers to download dungeons, farm monsters and collect treasures, but at the same time they will also conflict with other teams. Although there will be casualties, there is no setting for the kingdoms to devour each other. Perhaps because of this, they can even be connected to other kingdoms for a long time. In general, the sense of crisis and oppression is not that strong. Recommended reading for book friends who like a relaxed atmosphere and are also interested in Lords and Search and Fight 👍

It is a rare three-person team. The overall rhythm of the whole book can be said to be medium, neither fast nor slow. As for the protagonist, it must be a typical growth flow. There is no doubt that the family members are dwarves after all.

The writing is very good. The author has certain writing skills. He can use some novel perspectives and ideas to write about the development of time and the thinking of the lower-class family members, so that life becomes life instead of becoming dead things. I like it very much (please update more, the next door is updating 80,000 a day. Author, you don't want us to be looked down upon by other book friends [smile] [smile])

The only drawback is that he is not like a god or a lord. He has to ask for a mine pick and everything from the believers. And he doesn't even know what his own divine domain looks like, what creatures, and what terrain it is.

It's okay, and it's not a case of mindlessly letting the protagonist always come first. Feeling very good

I have seen the latest chapter. For me, there is nothing poisonous at the moment. I just feel that the current three-person team and the hero's brother seem to be a little weaker. The trolls can take the magic route in the future.

It's pretty good-looking, and there's nothing sinister about it so far.

I feel that your worldview is a bit small. You can add the wizard system to it. You can't rely on blueprints for everything. You can rely on your own wisdom.