Faced with a Strange Beast from the Start, I Summoned the Gods of the Nine Heavens

Here's a stunning picture.

Well, the writing style and the ideas are good, but the biggest flaw in this genre is the inability to portray the individuality of the deity. It feels like the deity has become a puppet of the protagonist. You can write the protagonist as a superior, a link between humans and gods, but you can't erase the deity's individuality. This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize.

The subject matter is good, but the gods in the Chinese mythology are portrayed as rather useless! Every time something happens, the gods are always the first to act before the mortals, but they always end up arriving late! Is this a joke?

I read a bit, and the initial gift of having clairvoyance and clairaudience seemed pretty good, but what the heck was going on after that? What's the point of keeping these two deities around? Wouldn't it be better to send them out to slay demons and monsters? Besides, Why include a woman in this story? What does a man destined to become the king of the gods need a female lead for?

In the battle at Fengming Temple, the two deities who set off first arrived last, their attempt to show off backfired and resulted in a less desirable outcome.

The recent chapters have serious problems. Let's not even talk about the Heavenly Soldiers; the True God previously stated that even though they had just been revived, they were destined to surpass S-rank beings, but this is what happened. What's the point?

Disappointing, I've been saving up for so long and only managed to update a few hundred chapters. Furthermore, did the author simply abandon the story in the last few dozen chapters? There's practically no plot; a chapter consists of three lines of dialogue between characters, with large sections devoted to pointless internal monologues, explanations of characters' actions, and descriptions of…

That's how it is when writing novels that summon mythological figures. The beginning is easy to write, but it's easy to fall apart later on if you don't control it well—there are just too many powerful mythological figures. The framework is difficult to construct!

I'm done with chapter 33, it's really toxic. What is that woman? I could tolerate the younger sister you wrote earlier, but to bring in this woman is disgusting. And the protagonist can't kill evildoers, that's such a stupid premise. The protagonist is also like an idiot. Sigh.

That female anchor wrote very well; please don't write like that again next time.