Godhood for All: Evolving the Kingdom of Women into a World of Witches

Great write up! The protagonist regards the people as his daughters without any ambiguity, which is quite rare.

Not bad, not bad, it's better if the male protagonist becomes the female protagonist [ Eat melon ] [ Eat melon ] [ Eat melon ] [ Eat melon ] [ Laughing evilly ]

Overall, it's good. The relationship between the protagonist and his family is similar to that of a father and his daughter. There is currently no particularly typical brainless villain, no emotional line and the tendency of the heroine. If the follow-up continues like this, this book will be very interesting (I can't see the AI, if anyone knows, please tell me) Male-to-female transformation is still unappetizing even if it doesn't happen all the time without mentioning it in advance. . . . .

It looks good, I hope there won't be any emotional lines

The writing style is relatively fresh, and it is considered a relatively light book (healthy and edible) in today's exaggerated online writing environment. There is no traditional emotional line, no fierce conflicts, and the story develops slowly in a long and steady stream.

The setting is novel, there are no major poisons, but there are many minor poisons. Many parts cannot withstand scrutiny and can only be watched without thinking. I don't know if there is any reference in the plot, but every plot point is very familiar. It's a bit strikingly similar to a book I've read about Shen Zhuan. The author will adjust it slowly. 4⭐️ Is for settings, there are no other highlights.

I gave it four stars because of the creativity. It can only be said that there are no big poisons, but a lot of small poisons. Especially the inexplicable prices. Also, the plot is quite cliche, but you can still watch it without thinking.

Others are okay, but the main body seems too weak and cannot reflect the power and specialness of gods. There is no comparison. It is better to add a setting where there are laws to suppress in this world. All gods are suppressed at the level of normal humans. All creatures in the world of gods cannot survive in this world, otherwise they will be directly crushed to death by the laws of this world. Unsuppression in other worlds can show all the power of gods. As for what abilities there are, refer to various fantasy mythological novels. I feel that this is more reasonable.

Finally found a good God's Domain novel, and most importantly, it doesn't have AI! No AI! No AI! This is too important. I have been suffering from AI for a long time. Even if he uses it, I haven't seen it, but the skill is still passable. People don't hate AI writing, they hate the author who uses AI and doesn't train the AI ​​well. The writing is very fragmented and has a lot of shortcomings. If you follow it well at the beginning, you will feel uncomfortable after reading it after only a few chapters. This kind of thing is the most annoying. Keep following it, but you are not interested in watching it again. Don't continue. I am very satisfied with the previous plot and want to watch the follow-up. It is really uncomfortable. But for this book, at least I have been following it for several days, and I can see that the quality is very stable, and it is not the kind of article that uses your own imagination at the beginning and AI behind it. The dialogue between the characters is reasonable and not fragmented, and the brain is clear and not too abrupt. Let me go, why did you change from man to woman? You didn't mean it? ? ?

"A planet like the Earth cannot produce heavy elements. The iron in your body comes from the brilliant supernova explosion." "The zinc in the blood comes from the dust ejected into the universe after two neutron star collisions." "That trace amount of copper is needed to witness the death of a white dwarf star. Even the most insignificant cobalt comes from nebulae billions of light years away." "In a sense, it is normal for humans to be curious about the stars." "Eager to witness the limits of the stars, rivers and oceans, because we are the children of the stars."