Traveling Through Another World: I Became the Leader of the Evil God

The writing of this book is mature and has a strong western fantasy color. It is similar to the style and setting of "Lord of Mysteries" (I love reading both books, and it will be easier to understand with an example). The character description is very vivid and distinctive, and the growing protagonist has advantages and disadvantages. The contrast is interesting and full of character. There are no inappropriate descriptions of female appearances (like it!), And there are no female characters who are ambiguous with the protagonist (even more like it!) (The second follower I received is a woman, but the relationship is normal). Except there may be some logical problems in small details, everything else is very attractive [blowing kiss]. I hope the author will work hard and continue writing!! (I personally hope that the protagonist has no cp and the leader is everyone's [admiration])

I have read the first thirty chapters so far, and it is indeed a bit slow to read, but the writing is very smooth, and it can be seen that there is a main line. The author should also have an outline, and the writing is very good. There are not many books in Eggplant that are eloquent and have very three-dimensional character settings. I am interested in reading further. It's a tie. It's a good book. It's definitely a good book on Tomato. I rely on it. It's an excellent book that I've read recently. I like it very much. Come on, the author. It does draw on some mysterious settings, such as sequences and meeting elements, but the plot is original and the characters are all very good-looking. Father Thomas, Neptune, Little Sun, and of course our lovely Mr. Leader, it's really good-looking.

It's delicious🤔🥳, a Western fantasy novel that suits my taste, and the author writes it really well. There are ups and downs, and dark inner dramas, as well as Dihua and Cthulhu. I like it very much. Come on, author! It's really good to watch. I'm curious why so few people read it. The pace is not sluggish at all. It's well written and the author's jokes are also interesting. The only thing I may care about is that the first ten or twenty chapters are indeed a bit slow, and it does draw on some elements of mystery. But up to now, I feel that the things written by the author are at least original plots and worldviews, and they are very interesting. The pitfalls and plot trends have revealed that this is not a short and fast book. I hope the author can write it well, come on 🧐

I have read Chapter 60 so far. How should I put it? I saw some people in the comments saying it was a bit out of place, but I think it's okay. Isn't it the sword, magic and legendary colors that make Western fantasy so good? Then I want to emphasize that this book does not belong to the style of Japanese light novels and other worlds. I feel more like the author has integrated the Middle Ages and cultural recovery into it, creating a new world with some steam engine elements. As the title of the book says, the protagonist traveled to this world, and then met an indescribable He who unfolded the wonders of It's a wonderful story. The book itself is very interesting, and the protagonist is very humane. He will be passionate when he should be passionate, and he will be sad when he should be sad. Moreover, I think the chapters after Chapter 60 are very necessary. The protagonist broke away from the existence of the Novice Village and found the goal to strive for in the world. In short, please update the next chapter quickly.

I picked this up from the author's last book about Pokémon Revolution. How can I put it, the books written by Cat have always been very good, and this one has original world maps and characters. After jumping out of the limitations of fan fiction, Cat's writing is getting better and better, and The touching parts are very touching, and the hot-blooded parts are also very passionate. The protagonist is humane, not a virgin, but has a kind heart. The protagonist of the kitten has always been like this. The Dihua and Cthulhu aspects of this book are indeed good and delicious😋 Cool to watch! ! I can't stop reading it. Maomao's writing skills are as good as ever. To be honest, it's rare to see such delicate and non-sluggish writing in Tomato, with rich emotions and great interactions, and the chocolate is really good. Like Neko Uemoto's Lin Zhen, as the protagonist, he is not the kind of lunatic who kills and kills. He is really good. It is easy for people to immerse themselves in and understand his feelings. Some people say it is a bit like a mystery. It is true that some settings in this book borrow elements of mystery, but the plot is completely original. At the same time, you can see many of the author's small thoughts and witty words between the lines. To be honest, I think it is a very beautiful Western fantasy novel.

I have to say that the world of the Black Iron Age constructed by the author is the most high-quality among the Western fantasy novels I have read recently. It is not the kind of perfunctory writing that just puts on a medieval cover, but is really designing a change in the civilization cycle. The steam engine has just emerged, the old gods have not yet retired, the superpowers walk in the shadows, and ordinary people survive in the cracks. The settings of the four kingdoms each have their own flavor, and the weird setting of the Six Gods stood out to me. The section that explains the eighteen sequence paths through Allen's diary is particularly exquisite, which not only advances the plot, but also broadens the horizons. Moreover, the author's writing has a sense of pictures, and he can make up an illustration in his mind just by relying on the words. I hope that he can expand on the history of this world in the future.

To be honest, this is one of the few otherworld novels I have recently read that made me more and more obsessed with it. The protagonist Chokri is so appealing to me. He is not the kind of Long Aotian who shows off his tyranny as soon as he travels through time. He is an ordinary person who is nervous and complains. He lies in bed at night and thinks about how to continue pretending to be the leader tomorrow. But it was such a time-traveler who really stood up that night in Ashvale Town. I read the phrase "God said there must be light" several times over, not because of how strong he was, but because I knew what he had paid for. What struck me most was his daily routine after arriving at Ashenburg, full of fireworks, which made me feel that this world is not a background, but that there are real people living in it. There are also shortcomings. Please update the next chapter quickly?

Everything else is good, but the purchasing power of gold coins seems to be too high. If I remember correctly, one gold coin is equivalent to 240 copper coins, and a piece of black bread costs 2 copper coins. An intellectual associate professor only has 8 gold coins per year, and the purchasing power is only 960 pieces of black bread. Even if one piece of bread can be eaten for a day, three mouthfuls of bread are not enough for a year. Five gold coins can buy a good house and marry a wife. If the house is in a remote countryside, and if it belongs to a civilian disaster victim, it is also possible. If it is in a city, okay, his wife is relatively well-educated, or has a certain status, or has an urban household registration. With this purchasing power, how is it possible?

Does it look good and has a female protagonist? [Think]

The writing is quite good, there is no particularly bloody plot, but I personally feel that the combat power is a bit broken. I don't clearly understand the difference between high-sequence and low-sequence, and I don't see how strong the high-ranking ones are. However, the description of the god is like a high-level god in the K-type, and it feels like wandering between the world of low martial arts and high martial arts. However, it is indeed well written.

I can see a lot of mysterious places. The latest three-part names and transaction plots gave me a vision of mystery. But the original world view and plot sequences are well written. I hope the author can feel less like a secondary school student (roughly this meaning)

The writing is very good, the descriptions are very detailed, the protagonist's appearance has a proper sense of mystery, and the arrival of divine power at the end is also shocking. The identity of a wealthy gentleman starting from the second volume has a sense of wisdom, wealth, and calmness like that of the Count of Monte Cristo.

The writing is more delicate, the plot advances steadily and the pace is relatively slow. It is not a fast food novel. The setting is interesting, and the character creation is quite detailed, so far it seems worthy of 4 stars. If you want to watch a fast-paced plot with strong development, this book is not suitable. It is suitable for those who like slow-paced development.

It made me laugh so hard. I saw the protagonist holding the hand scroll recording his "great achievements" with a confused look on his face. He looked very much like a working man who was held up to the altar. He is obviously a time traveler, but is regarded as a secret controller by the outside world. Who doesn't love this kind of script about a boss who can't help himself?

What moved me most about this book was not the battle scenes, but those quiet moments of regret. Grandma Margaret said before she died, "I know you are not Allen," and then gently wiped away Chokri's tears. I admit that I broke my guard when I saw it, and Father Thomas's last look at the sky in the flames, etc...

"I would call it the most crazy time-travel story this year! Someone else traveled to another world to be Long Aotian, but he passed through and directly became the spokesperson of the evil god, and even took a 'Future Prophecy Book' - all of which turned out to be the outrageous things he had done.

The writing style is very delicate and smooth. Compared with most Western fantasy novels, there is not too much rhetoric, which makes people have the patience to read it. It has a bit of a comic element, but it's not a hit (the protagonist will make sharp comments in his mind from time to time to avoid having his toes on the ground). The portrayal of the protagonist and supporting characters is still very full, and I look forward to the follow-up. Ahhhhh it's so pretty! Chokri is truly a gentle and responsible leader! The author's writing style is also very good, the writing is like an epic, especially when the scene changes, there are many small ingenuity and it is super smooth and silky. Later, as the protagonist explores, a grand and complete world view is gradually told.

The author's writing style is very solid, and the sense of absurdity and depression under the cold pulse of society is very well described. Superpowers, the four kingdoms, the power to rewrite reality... The world view is vast but not chaotic at all.

The era background of the end of the old civilization is written with great depth. Chokri is in charge of the secret sect while despising his reputation. The characters are vivid and beautiful.

Kind of mysterious, but that's not a bad thing

The beginning was pretty good, but it took me a while to catch up. The setting of the novel was okay, but there were some minor flaws. I don't want to read it, there are too many loopholes in the back. Did the author forget that this leader deceived others and said that he had been walking in the world for 200 years? This so-called close friend (male) not only has the previous plot, but also the subsequent plot. Does the author want to speculate on CP? Yeah, yeah, he is the only one who is truly in love. No one else knows the hero's disguised identity, but he knows [laughing]

One more chapter, I can do anything [cry][cry][cry]

The story is smooth and compact, and the characters are carefully drawn.

The world view is unique with the fusion of gear potions and strange evil gods. All suffering beings long for light. Only the male protagonist holds a special key, and the plot foreshadowing is cleverly laid out.

It's really cool to see it now, the plot logic is pretty good, and the author is quite cute (?)

Social metaphors are intertwined with personal destiny, leaving only a sigh after reading it. There is thickness and temperature.

The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are portrayed in detail.

The writing is delicate, the atmosphere of the era is strong, and the contrasting character of the leader struck a chord with me.

The grand worldview of the Black Iron Age has just been launched, and the redemption line in the suffering world is very interesting.

Many places subvert cognition, but there is cold truth in the absurdity. A must-read of the year, not one of them