The Gods Have Descended

The authorgives you a suggestion, don't make the female protagonist too strong or at least weaker than the male protagonist. Because many readers nowadays are very annoyed by those strong female protagonists, and you should stop writing those emotional scenes and write less if you can. You know the number of words or whatever. It's the ones you write about romance that make me feel embarrassed

When the earth-shattering magic strikes, what can you do with your precise control numbers? A mage is born to be a violent law enforcer. It's not as good as agility and spirit. What kind of strength can you add? Your attribute is fire and dark undead. Do you still need strength? Now it is simply a bottle of water that is not full and half a bottle is dangling. I hope I won't meet a beta mage in the future and win a battle like this with high agility—it's rubbish. This is very unreasonable. Exclusive opinion, please don't comment.

What you wrote makes me feel that all the efforts of the protagonist are just nonsense, because others can get it by cheating.

Pretty rubbish, pretty tolerable, turtle

I really can't stand it. The person named Lu has gone through hundreds of chapters and still doesn't know how to get rid of the root cause. He has been tricked and disgusted. Suddenly a bunch of operations popped up and I was really numb... Slipped away.

After reading Chapter 167, the protagonist has never killed anyone, not even those who can be resurrected in the game. He only killed a person who ordered his younger brother to cut off the heroine's hand in the battle for the Heavenly Ranking (death in the arena was resurrected without damage and did not consume the death permission) and then said a few harsh words and that was it. I'm not saying that the protagonist needs to be so dark or anything, but at least this kind of thing will leave him the opportunity to cause trouble in the future? Is it to add a few more chapters later? ?

Tell me your thoughts after reading this book. The opening rhythm and writing style are very comfortable, the details are delicate, and it has the flavor of a high-quality magic novel. But unfortunately, the author's writing collapsed. It probably started to collapse when the second female lead's emotional line was cut into it. Friendly reminder: enter with caution

This novel was okay in the early and middle stages, and even the setting in the early stage was pretty good, but it exploded in the later stage. After more than 2 million words, all kinds of battles, big battles, decisive battles, etc. Were piled together, and one Liu Zhuangshi died. Can you believe it? Of course, if you insist on talking about gods or something, I can't help it. They have died long ago, and only one soul is left. After that, will you force an environmental theme? Are you afraid of harmony? Later, the gods become cabbage, the kind that can be cut into pieces. Even if it is explained that you want to become a god quickly, that is not the way to become a god. It is too scary. In front of you, if the Gods Continent fights against the Destruction Continent, they will all die. If you, the Earth, fight against the Destruction Continent, all of them will die? Set off fireworks? Originally, the first part was pretty good, but the second part, especially near the end, should be considered unfinished. Of course, I can barely read it, but there are a lot of poisonous points. Don't say that I blame this book. I will not take the blame. I have read books for more than 10 years and have read thousands of books. I am just giving what I think is a fair evaluation.

When I first started watching it, there was something I wanted to say. To be honest, if you follow the settings in the book, adding points in all agility is definitely the best choice for people with high strength and spiritual growth. The agility price-performance ratio in the book is much better than strength and spirit. In addition, every time you upgrade and grow, your attributes will increase. You can actually add free points in any way. All in all, the most important thing is talent. However, what I want to say is this. Agility is too buggy. There is no balance between attributes. Everything unfolds in the way that is most suitable for the protagonist. According to the author, if a person with the same talent as the protagonist (999) mainly adds magic, he will be insufficient in strength and cannot beat the protagonist in melee. Then the spirit is strong, but the protagonist's ability to control long-range magic through agility enhancement is not worse than this person. So what is the point of having more freedom? No matter what you add, it will not be as good as adding agility. So I think the setting of this free point is really a failure. Points are added in real games for the sake of diversity. This kind of physical time travel is reasonable and relies on talent to separate the protagonist and others. But it's not a bad thing. After all, the author is God, but this setting makes me feel a little uncomfortable with this setting and my obsessive-compulsive disorder.

After reading Chapter 5, the heroine was appointed to be a poisonous person, and she really couldn't resist it without any resistance to poison.