After Dropping Out in Debt, I Strived to Become a God

A very good quality Western fantasy novel. That's right, although the author's writing is very good, the settings are very good, and the logic is very good, but there are too few stories, and there are few major events and background descriptions surrounding the heroine. It seems that the heroine's experience is a bit thin, which makes the relationship between the heroine and the people around her feel forced and deep. I believe that the relationship between people needs to be cultivated, at least most of the time. After all, the probability of falling in love at first sight and falling in love at first sight is too low in reality. Although novels can be artistically processed, too abrupt feelings can also make people feel psychologically uncomfortable. The author has indeed rounded up the logic in writing about the relationship between the heroine and the people around her. However, if you look closely, you will find that the heroine has developed a crush on the characters who have a good relationship with the heroine inexplicably, and most of them have a preference when the heroine doesn't get along with them much. However, looking at the living background of the heroine, although the author finally whitewashed the role of Dowling, Douglas and Dowling did make the heroine suffer through less honorable means, which at least shows that the rule of religion has become somewhat corrupt (evidence also includes the church's manipulation of the big businessman Aruba, the "guide"'s manipulation of the faith as a bishop, etc.). Surrounded by evil intentions, almost all the heroines she meets are good people, and even if there are bad people, they will be whitewashed into good people in the end. Furthermore, the background set by the author is very grand. Gods are far away, pollution is entangled, and the living environment available to humans is shrinking. In comparison, the heroine's experience is not worthy of this grandeur. Counting the heroine's journey to becoming a god, she only experienced a few things. Don't be so dismissive and omit her experience of gaining faith and traveling around. At least add a million words to enrich the heroine's experience, and this character will be considered to be impeccably plump. Of course, the above is all nonsense. I am just talking nonsense after reading the entire article and feeling that it is still unfinished. It is better to have a complete account of the shortcomings. In short, I am satisfied with the author's writing style, setting, logic, and writing style, although I am not satisfied with the total number of words.

Wow wow wow, Amn is so cute, it's a bit annoying. In my mind, there is already a battle between Amn and [Amn] in the Shura field. Both Amn are so good, I don't want to give them up.

What a long episode! This kind of side story is so fun to read! It was very sad to see Peppa Pig's wish, and Nee had high hopes for her. But when I turn the page, I find that more people are moving forward silently, and I am very happy. There will always be people facing the new wave!

He actually proposed marriage like this...

Could it be that Peppa Pig also came over to propose to Nini?

Exactly the right path leads to the wrong answer 🐶

It's broken, Fanyu's special offer is to pour a cup of it (*two white-haired dumplings are tilted) and spread the flowers! I still like Nini so much. I believe that if it were me, I would propose to Nini through many layers of amnesia spells (Nini: This is a work-related injury*). Nini has no idea how charming she is, the best little girl in the world!

What an outrageous family... Peppa, come and pick her up, don't fall behind!

???? I like it so much... It's the best western fantasy web novel I've read in the past few years!!!

Why are everyone proposing to Nini￣へ￣