My Clone Is a Heavenly God

Are cultivators selfish? Gods are not selfish.

This is so idiotic. In an ancient setting, you're making it like the White Lotus Rebellion? Aren't you afraid the imperial court will kill you? And then there are cultivators; they alone are enough to give you a run for your money. This is completely ridiculous. They've only just come into contact with faith and already possess such powerful divine abilities?

The most degenerate system is based on faith. Although it leads to rapid progress, its future is limited. It borrows the power of all living beings, but it must also pay an equivalent price. If it can't pay, it will perish.

Immortals value freedom and tranquility, while gods require faith; relatively speaking, gods are more detestable. At least immortals do not hinder the development of sentient beings and resolutely resist gods.

😁Who in the world isn't selfish? Which group isn't selfish? These self-righteous hypocrites set up order, allowing only themselves to cultivate while forbidding others from doing so. It's laughable. It's precisely because of people like you who monopolize resources and set up order that people take control of their own destiny.

The protagonist is a seven-year-old child, which is unacceptable. Why doesn't the Western model of belief systems adopt the land god and city god model? The power system is unclear.

In Eastern pantheons, from ancient myths to later legends of immortals, and even to novels and folk tales, you'll find an important characteristic: unlike Western pantheons, all evil gods in the East were suppressed long ago. A pantheon of lustful gods, like that of Greece, would likely have been overthrown long ago. The East is a society that values ​​personal morality and freedom.

Cultivators: Their strength depends on the environment; they absorb energy from the environment. God: With faith, God's power increases. Faith is provided by believers. According to the law of conservation of energy, energy cannot appear or disappear out of thin air. Therefore, as God's power increases, believers will inevitably lose energy. Believers' energy is provided by the surrounding environment. This shows that cultivators and gods have no different impact on the environment.

There are many people in the East who like immortals, right? Author, aren't you afraid of being criticized for writing about gods?

I read a few chapters, and the plot was too crude. Trying to incorporate Western religious themes into a Chinese setting was awkward... And it lacked any depth. These days, novels either need a plot that's either entertaining or sophisticated, or they need some level of writing skill.