Nice! Humanistic care, the most reliable country and official, my favorite submission, the writing is very realistic, all the protagonists are good babies, and everyone is a hero! Can contribute to the little breaking ball! Everything goes smoothly, and we get the best ending and harvest despite difficulties. There is no personal heroism. It is the result of everyone's efforts as social animals. It's great to have the male protagonist, and the protagonist is invincible! But it didn't lead to a stream of consciousness due to boring push because the hook was too big. There were always new challenges, and the author controlled the strength of the hook just right! Always work hard to build a future for everyone. When fate chooses you, the little person is willing to stand up and sacrifice for mankind. There is no ugliness of human nature as a setback, it is all glory! All the hard work paid off, and there was no deliberate tragedy for good people to sacrifice themselves to stir up emotion. It was super enjoyable to watch.
It feels a bit like the mastermind behind the scenes, which is cool! The protagonist has his own plan, works extremely hard and is self-disciplined. He plans his own practice and will achieve it. When he achieves it, there will be corresponding results and positive feedback immediately. It is very satisfying to watch other people become stronger and keep winning just like cheating, because in reality, I often can't do it.
Alas, some worlds are too heavy and have a sense of restraint. The core of many worlds is a tragedy that no one wants, and many people have already sacrificed for it. But the concept is very good. The protagonist works hard to change when he comes and leaves hope. It does not focus on tragedy and sensationalize it like other novels.
The ending is very good, and the intention is also very good. It is not the highlight of the mastermind saving everyone alone, but the result of the efforts of the people and the country. Defeating the BOSS in the ending never relies on the crushing power of gods, especially the core setting. The power of gods comes from the cognition and belief of believers. From the beginning to the end, the novel never attempts to create a god who fulfills everyone's wishes and is then held hostage by the desires of all living beings. The protagonist never has the idea of being superior to others, playing with all living beings, and using them as chess pieces. Until the end, he lives in human society as an ordinary person.
I have read other submissions. The protagonist and the country faced the crisis together and worked together. In the end, the protagonist was promoted to a god and began to talk to the country on an equal footing. He was comforted and defended by the motherland. The motherland no longer dared to simply regard the protagonist as its own child, and would never be as close as before.
The novel never creates a specific golden body of a god, and the protagonist will not change due to the desires and cognition of believers.
He is just the owner of a paradise from beginning to end. By opening the paradise, he brings joy and happiness, and only takes joy and happiness as his priesthood. After all, paradise only needs to make people happy. It not only protects the protagonist's independent personality from being affected by believers, but also determines that for the people, the protagonist, a god, will always be controllable and reliable.