Everyone Becomes a God: Awakened a Level Nine Talent from the Start

Okay, okay, I think it is well written, especially the part about the relationship between friends and classmates is concise and clear, and it shows the almost perfect writing method in my own mind. I have read too many books by authors with a low number of words, and it is really good to read this again. Water can be watered, but it must be watered well. Water should be placed where it should be, such as post-war summaries and some areas related to cultivation. Especially in communicating with people, things that can be clearly explained in one sentence are not more than two sentences, which will appear multiple times in a chapter. I really feel sorry for these authors. The ideas of the works are obviously very good, but they have to be written by themselves. Come on, author, if you keep updating, I will keep following you!!

🙂 I really like this kind of subject matter, but there is currently no book that I can read. This kind of development, lord, has a common problem in the Kingdom of God. 80% Of a chapter is about introducing items, which makes me feel like I am reading an encyclopedia or scientific genealogy.

So far, it looks very good. Although the underlying logic of the world is not that complete, it can be seen that the author has a good idea. Unlike other messy things, the author can edit it however he wants. The only drawback is that although the believers are not robots like other books, they don't have many pictures. I have never been able to understand this kind of book written by God. Believers are human beings and have their own ideas. They should be like people, fighting for power and gain. Conspiracy, innocence, and the high road. This book is much better written than others.

It's tied, and I saw 148, which looks good. Currently there is no heroine, no ambiguity, no sauce, it is more ancient style, more lord, more farming. Personally, it's to my liking. The male protagonist is very resourceful, and despite his young age, he seems to be very good at playing Go. 😏 2 talents, ① is [Neat] which is towards the legion type, ② is [Echo] God rewards hard work + Law affinity. The introduction says he is King Gou, but I personally think he is "Gou but not that Gou". What can I say, although the [echo] is hidden, the male protagonist does not pretend to be a pig but eat the tiger. The male protagonist is good at battle formations, and he uses this to become the first and gain "investment". Gou just hides his talent and trains Anbu as a trump card. The male protagonist always shows reasonable data, otherwise he would not get "investment". I really like this. (You can hide it, but you still have to show it) To be honest, I started out as an ancient-style student, and my background was more modern, which was a bit strange. However, the development of the Divine Realm started in ancient times and has not been contaminated by the West. It seems quite reasonable to say this, so I can accept it personally. Moreover, the male protagonist really gave me the feeling of being very clever. I can't say how brilliant the strategy is, but it is effective and reasonable. It can only be said that those who play tactics have a dirty mind. 😏 [Plane warfare is actually quite uncomfortable, but it's reasonable, so it's acceptable. Anyway, I personally liked the plot, writing, and characters, but it was a bit short. 😏😏😏 Five stars for the author's hard work in coding. 💕

Finished reading. As long as the logic of the Kingdom of God novels is not particularly broken, I will give them five stars. Because the templates are all the same, I think the author wrote it well because it is more exciting.

Yes, it's okay, but some things are not explained in detail and are a bit vague, but it's okay. As long as the author doesn't commit suicide later, there won't be any big problems with zombies [Note]

This is my favorite type. The protagonist is steady but not losing his edge. He immediately corrects the shortcomings when he finds them. He is ruthless to his enemies and even more ruthless to himself (he blew up more than 3,000 times during his practice, so I can only say that he deserves this talent). He is affectionate and righteous but not poverty alleviation. The plot does not have those classic routines or anything like that, and the people do not feel that they are taking over the host. It's very beautiful [The God of Bird Food] [The God of Bird Food] [The God of Bird Food], come on and update it [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates]

It's very ordinary, but it doesn't need to be too grand if it is still developing. It just fits the setting of the book. After all, he is still a student, and it doesn't fit in with being beaten to death. The midterm exam does not count as a small climax, it can only be regarded as an achievement test. The whole book seems okay, it can be regarded as average food. Since this is the author's first rated novel, I would like to give it a five-star encouragement.

Overall good and worth watching. There is no overcooked routine of Golden Finger that goes too far and suppresses it in various ways. Isn't it like some of the "National Gods Articles" that "sell dog meat to others"? The basic settings and logic have not been decided yet, so they just write and publish the article. Most of them are written as the outline of "high-end online games for hegemony". After reading Chapter 120 of the Joint Entrance Examination, I felt that I had no interest in continuing to read it, which is a pity.

Yes, there are no stupid supporting characters, and it focuses on development. I like it.