[Divine rankings + multiple classes + unconventional + not invincible + ensemble cast + everyone is smart + readers looking for mindless power fantasy, stay away]
Beneath the gods, all beings kneel in worship.
They pray for the gods to bathe their followers in divine light.
They pray for the gods to grant them supreme power.
They pray for the gods to summon them to the temple.
Among countless believers, one devout worshipper shuts his eyes, clasps his hands, and murmurs:
“Please, give me this ability.”
“This one would work too. Or maybe this one. I’m not picky.”
“You’re gods, after all. Be generous and give me a few skills. The kid’s got no milk to drink.”
My name is Chen Zhou. They all call me a beggar.
First of all, that’s not right.
We’re all praying to the gods for skills. It’s the same thing.
You ask why I always get two divine abilities?
I slip a few begging words into my prayers.
It is similar to the Foolish Plays of the Gods. Both are doomsday and the gods give abilities, but this one does not require as much thinking as the other one (probably?)
Advantages of this book: They are all characters with brains, and each copy is not long, but the content is very exciting (with many twists and turns). So far, it looks like a potential book. Disadvantages: The main line is still being promoted to level up. Other forces and different gods are slowly emerging, but the overall direction is not so clear. (Perhaps to become stronger, or perhaps to explore the truth of the world) The attitude of the protagonist is also clear. I remember saying it before, it seemed to be said to a woman from the Slaanesh camp (fighting against fate)
I basically understand it. There are no permanent skills. Each copy has to change its skills. Stable output depends on props.
It's very interesting. It has a world view similar to the Gods' Foolish Play. It can be used as a contemporary meal. The characters are not stupid and have their own characteristics. The plot is interesting but not stupid. The copy is interesting and not too brain-burning. Although it is not as good as the foolish play of the gods, it is still very good-looking, except for some places that are deliberately written to be a bit obscene? Use the word obscene? Everything else is fine, looks great
@ Don't write Him as Him in the future
It's a very interesting work with lots of laughs.
Come on, write about Uncle Huang's big brother
Okay, pretty funny
Okay, that's interesting. It sucks, two stars.
Great book, I like the character of the main character.