I Became a Deity Statue in an Abandoned Village

Many places are like AI expansion, and some words are repeated over and over again, but the plot itself is very good, especially because the repeated things are weird like rules and weird stories, but it highlights the feeling of rigidly following the rules. The protagonist is the only righteous god who is awake, and slowly exploring the weird map is very immersive. It is not a brainless novel, but it is not a brainless suppression. The protagonist basically never suffered a loss, but the external pressure was sufficient.

The plot setting is very attractive. Since it is a god, I hope it will have no cp.

So far, I feel pretty good. The plot is very tight and the pressure is so strong that there is no chance to breathe. It feels like you have finished your work. I hope the plot can be relaxed a little bit later (and then become more stressful). Also, this article is too thin. Please work hard, author [please update]

It's not bad. Compared with other incense setting stories, it becomes more and more dull the more I read it. This one is the more I look forward to it. The setting is very different. There is a feeling that this place is under my control. You believe in me and I protect you, rather than just a believer's nanny. Both parties pay, measured and planned. It is just that there are too many sneers at the villagers at the beginning, which is a bit awkward. It is much better later, the rhythm is good, I am looking forward to the subsequent plot [Like]

It's really good. It's neither impatient nor irritable. It doesn't start to increase in combat power like others of the same type. I hope I can stick with it. I think it is useful for AI. Many of the dialogues in AI are the same as describing the eight-part essay. There are too many nonsense words used in the description. I hope the author can prune it as appropriate.

So far it's pretty good, with a few minor flaws, but it's acceptable. I still like this kind of group battle in which everyone around me participates. The kind of plot where the golden finger is very large and the protagonist pretends to solve everything at once will feel very childish. Even the supporting characters here are quite vivid, that is, the Cangshan guest. It feels very modern. He seems to want to join the male protagonist. If the plot does not arrange for him to rebel or die, then he hopes to make him pay a huge price before being accepted by everyone. After all, he has done a lot of bad things before and even thought about destroying the village. If he is accepted so easily, it will feel ironic like a devil laying down his butcher knife and immediately becoming a Buddha.

Not bad, not bad, really good. It feels very good. Even with the system, it doesn't mean that you can rise to the sky without brains. A lot of it depends on your own resourcefulness and brains. It doesn't say that the protagonist has just become famous and even has a relationship with the imperial court. The plot is tight and fast-paced. It is very exciting and novel. I watched the one next door. I'm just one step away from reaching the sky. In the later stage, which started pretty well, I almost didn't care where I was. All the monsters in the world were solved by the protagonist alone. He wandered around in front of outsiders every day. I almost died. He was a spirit. Of course, the author also forgot about it. In the later stage, it's like a classic within a classic, which is boring.

It's super good-looking. At first, I was a little impatient to read it. I thought it would be so long just to write a story about the blood of Tai Sui in Black Rock Village. However, after reading it slowly, I found that it is really good-looking and the story is also written in detail. I need to calm down and read it slowly to taste it. I really like [blowing kiss][love][blowing kiss]

It's pretty cool, but why doesn't it say how many fanatic believers there are at the end? It doesn't look good. It's like a completely different person later.

It's worth watching. It's quite interesting, but the pace of writing still needs to be controlled. As you write, you don't know what the world is. [I learned] It's tiring. Some things don't refer to the speed of the pace, but the slowness of the foreshadowing that requires details and undertaking. You can well shape the whole world and characters, and you don't have to emphasize the plot all the time [Love]