As an Evil God, I Start by Swapping People's Brains
身为邪神的我，开局给人换脑子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 180k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 5h ago
- English
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77Chapters
59.6kReads · 30 days
59.7kReads · all time
11.1kShelves
6.4Score
20 ch/weekPace
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In short, it's about ancient beings restoring their strength, occasionally bestowing blessings to restore power, and gathering intelligence about the world. The protagonist is aloof but kind to his underlings. The characters like the observers are very engaging. A masterpiece worth 8 points or more! There are so few readers; it's much better than some novels with over 200,000 readers.
It's alright; at least I didn't see any traces of AI. Also, the protagonist has a genuinely sinister quality, unlike other evil god novels that lean towards a more human feel.
A great book, it made me feel like I was back in the old days. The only drawback is that the plot is too simplistic, the system leaps are too abrupt, and the crossover scene, which should have been a highlight, turned out to be as bland as water.
This is great! The main character is the mastermind behind everything, and the people he chose are quite intelligent. 😜 They seem to be from both the upper and lower realms; there might even be a war of gods later on.
The protagonist lives up to the title of "evil god." The protagonist's abilities are quite interesting. The plot isn't bad; it's worth watching.
It's pretty good. I feel like the complete protagonist's true form will be the ultimate boss.
The plot is quite good; anyone interested can check it out. I won't say more. One thing: this book's formula is a bit like those from many years ago—the protagonist's past life, being betrayed many years ago, reborn, resurrected, returning to the top to reclaim everything that belongs to them, and settling scores with those who betrayed them…
Positive review, but I haven't seen the Void Detection feature yet. I'll change it to two stars when I see a familiar trope, like an enemy who can instantly spot clues without any prior clues and pinpoint the protagonist's culprits.
Yes, but these are good reading options when you're looking for something to read.
It's pretty good, the main character's personality is suitable, and there aren't any major flaws. It's just that there aren't enough episodes; I'm looking forward to more updates. I think this genre is probably without a female lead...