Fantasy Mortal God

Floating by, burning paper, lighting wax, adding incense, but no movement; pouring wine, paying tribute, setting off cannons, smashing monuments, but no response; digging graves, digging graves, opening restaurants, whipping corpses, and losing temper; setting fires, burning corpses, grinding bones, raising ashes, and trying again; setting up tables, drawing talismans, performing martial arts, and thundering, but no corpses; bells, wooden swords, villains, chanting incantations, and summoning spirits again; weeping, crying, wailing, beating the ground... The author is dead, and the poor man has no way to save himself!

I knew this book was going to be bad from the moment the protagonist suddenly turned into the main god.

Writing the Lord God is really a big mistake, it directly ruined a good beginning 🔨

The first time I read the author's novel was "The Strange Fire Burns the Sky", and I quite liked the setting of the strange fire in it.

The quality of articles began to decline sharply after turning into a main god and playing cheats on female characters.