Gods of All People: I Have All the Heavens and Worlds at My Disposal!
全民神祇：诸天万界任我取用！
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Become a God and Develop Your Family
Gods, Kingdom of God, Godhead,... Beliefs
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The Male Protagonist Can Travel to Any World, and Once He Arrives in That World, He Will Be the Best in the World.
The male protagonist can travel to any world, and once he arrives in that world, he will be the best in the world.
Are There Any Books Where the Protagonist Is a God? the Beginning Is God, Nothing Else! !
Are there any descriptions where the protagonist is a god? You should be a god at the beginning, not a growth-type god, and have the indifference of a god, which means that all living beings are equal in front of him (for example, in his eyes, humans, ants, or anything else are the same, and there is no distinction between high and low)
God Has Nothing Left to Do. If You Don't Give In, Come Fight.
I'm Here to Read Some Cool Articles, Not to Hold My Breath While Listening to Them.
I would like to read a book similar to "Sui and Tang Dynasties: This Yang Guang is capable, and if he has an official position, he will be the real one". I'm here to read some cool articles, not to hold my breath while listening to them.
Five-star praise, there are too many advantages, especially compared with most other gods, beliefs, saints, and quick-transmitter texts. I can even accept many small flaws. First, if the protagonist is not a loser, he will be invincible just because he meets a girl who moans and groans. There is no friend, classmate, teacher, or enemy. They must be beautiful women or the like. Second, the protagonist knows what he wants. He doesn't enter a plot world, just acts as a nanny, or follows the plot at length. Third, the setting is very good. Each believer and the characters in the plot world have not been reduced to background boards or facial makeup combat units. Many of the current characters can be seen living a second life. Fourth, it solves a bug that no one has mentioned in the book about gods, that is, the power of the gods, or the civilization where the protagonist lives, is absolutely crushed by the alliance of gods in this book. ① Solved the strange situation where the alien gods are very strong, but the divine civilization can always invade other planes. ② Solved the bug that the alien gods are very strong, but can tolerate the development and expansion of the god's civilization. ③ Solve the problem that foreign gods are very strong, such as dragons, but they can tolerate the civilization of gods and awaken all kinds of dependent tribes and believers, and harvest the faith of their tribes. Fifth, it is absolutely the protagonist. There are currently no villains and no passers-by attacking the protagonist, only good brothers. Overall, this is the seventh book since I read Tomato that I am willing to keep reading and follow it to the end, unless the author breaks down halfway through. But currently, looking at all the worlds, some have been written, and I'm more worried about the author's eunuch than the collapse of the writing [face covering]
Excellent writing. I hope it will continue to be stable in the future.
It's okay. I can't see anything too bad so far.
One god brings three pitfalls. The three so-called brothers of the protagonist are currently of no use to the protagonist. On the contrary, the protagonist has been helping him.