Godhood for All: There's Something Off About My Divine Realm

It's super good-looking, especially when it's almost 50 chapters, Guaiguai, he cultivated something worth dozens of times his own worth, borrowed it as soon as he asked, and he was still a strange high school student. If you want to get an auxiliary god, it's almost enough, haha, borrowing it is in vain. It's so beautiful, you must read it.

It's pretty good. It's different from most of the ones on the market that pretend to be pigs and eat tigers. It behaves as it should, and the character creation is very comfortable. It can be seen that the protagonist is still a teenager. It's a rare one, no routines, no time-travel plot.

I'll occupy a building by myself first~ It is the first time for a newcomer to write a book, and the story of Tang Xiaoshi has just begun. In the early stage, it mainly focuses on the management of the divine domain, the cultivation of dependents, and all kinds of messy mutations (because I like all kinds of plants and buildings 😳😳😳). Later, it will slowly unfold the battle of gods, the development of civilization, and the larger world. Tang Xiaoshi's divine domain is just a small ruined village now. What will it grow into in the future... To be honest, I'm looking forward to it myself 😂 If you have any ideas or things that you think are unreasonable, you can say them in the comment area. I will read them carefully and I will also refer to reasonable suggestions. If you think this book is not to your taste, just leave it out. The essence of reading is to have fun. There is no need to attack each other, and please don't scold me. Finally, thank you to everyone who is willing to click in and take a look ~ Thank you, thank you 😘😘😘

It's a good read. I've already reviewed it. The plot is more about daily life, which is to my liking. Please update soon! 886 Is also very funny. When will the protagonist's talent mutate? Although there are no other SSS-level people mentioned, I feel that the protagonist is lagging far behind. I can make some fun [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

Yes, it is normal for Shen Zhuan to draw lessons from his works. What is there to criticize for future generations walking the same path as their predecessors? The key is that I was pleasantly surprised by the novelty of my own writing. Of course, there are only a few dozen chapters now, but I think the battlefield tactical layout written by the author can already be considered his own characteristics. 😘

This book is good, but there is too little written, not enough to read. I think this book should be developed towards beast masters and breeders (everyone can grow whatever he likes, maybe he will win the lottery). After all, the protagonist's talent leads to him having a lot of Pokémon. Of course, it doesn't really mean that everyone from God's Domain will develop into a beast master. As for the ability system, you can learn anything. After all, It is actually a divine text. It is not limited to one format. You can also fight with a machine gun or a charm. The protagonist's relatives are most suitable to be beast masters. After all, the protagonist has many species. If you put them on other people, you can establish a biological chain. If the protagonist lives longer, he can always try his luck to get good creatures. Is the protagonist's talent a probability for both plants and animals? Where can the protagonist develop in life?

I've finished chasing it, it's quite beautiful! I saw that some people were scolding the protagonist when he invested in Chen Yimo? I don't understand what you're scolding. It's pretty cool to exchange a resource that you don't know how to use for a 100-year-old wage earner. Besides, the protagonist's tree is not given to him, it's just a temporary loan. If he can't afford it within 100 years, it will be automatically returned [full] There is no CP, and the author writes the genre that I like. There are no SB plots such as rich young master and young lady. The most amazing thing is the way the Kingdom of God is written. The Kingdom of God novels I have read before rarely describe the world in the Kingdom of God. They are like tools for the protagonist to become stronger. The Kingdom of God in this article gave me the feeling that it was full of living people. To be honest, I was very happy to see that the protagonist died in the high school entrance examination but so many people would be resurrected later. Finally, a warm reminder to the author, no matter how fun your mobile phone is during National Day, don't forget to update it!!!

Overall, it's good. There's no time travel, no system, and no four families, which separates it from most of the story. There's no targeting, no fools pop up halfway, and no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger. Unlike AI, the protagonist and parents are also normal people with normal thinking, and the government's actions are also normal. They should support and reward when they should. The development is also relatively good, making reasonable use of its own characteristics. But after more than 40 chapters, there will be points that others think are poisonous. I think it's okay, and everyone has different tastes. I think it's okay to put resources aside. It's better to cultivate an A-level person like myself, but this person's people are not good enough. The government has abandoned them softly. The protagonist has countermeasures and can be cultivated reasonably.

Can the author answer this? Why don't the protagonist's parents buy Yang Yan Pond and Han Yue Pond? The protagonist starts saving money in his third year of high school. He can save 100,000 in less than a year, and 400,000 in 4 years at most. If he sells all the ectoplasm and doesn't use it, he can get his money back in less than a week. From now on, just selling the ectoplasm is much better than working to death, right? People buy the building every year, there are no special restrictions, and the protagonist's mother is a planting type of god. The platform does not say there is anything special about it, it should be a public trading platform.

It seems pretty good so far, but I feel like the first time I played with Wang Teng and he was about to introduce the combat system was a little bit awkward. The teacher gave me the feeling that a father whipped a three-year-old child with a belt and asked why he couldn't pass the 985 exam. He knew that the combat power of the developmental talent was formed late, but he still whipped the protagonist, which felt a bit redundant. Others are pretty good, overall a good book recommendation 👍