I Am the Main God in American Comics

The setting may be that the main god opens a branch, and the reincarnations who did not change the mini main god died after leaving, while those who changed their lives changed from working hard to becoming franchise store managers 🤫🤫

I think there is a possibility that the main god gave the protagonist a mini main god. When he left, he crossed time and built the main god. When selecting people, he chose the former protagonist and induced him to buy a mini main god and choose to leave.

Let's play Idiom Solitaire, I'll go first. Do whatever you want

There has been no update for three days. I'm afraid I might have entered the palace.

Write less about anime. The power system of many Japanese comics is completely stupid. For example, the harem type of Date A Live is written blindly. Naruto is slightly better, Pirates is okay, Bleach and Dragon Ball are too nonsense. It is better to write novels or movies and TV series that provoke the point. At least it is more rigorous than anime.

Conan can be trained to become a warlock, tsk tsk, the curse personally placed by the great master is no joke

Ha ha! Let me find another behind-the-scenes book! Novels similar to Low Dimensional Games and The Road to the Lord God! I hope my IQ is online, and I am not a novice, a harem, or a cliché.

I couldn't stand it when I saw that there were other branch owners. Not to mention that the complicated and recurring characters made the article look messy. I originally thought that the mastermind + creator vision was very exciting, but I found out that I was not the only one to have it. The mini god is forbidden!

I feel that this novel is completely unfair to both ends. I think the title is based on how the protagonist develops in the Marvel world. Why don't you just make the title two-dimensional when you come up with a bunch of two-dimensional characters that you don't know at all? Those who want to read comprehensive comics may not come in based on the Marvel title, and those who want to read Marvel are two-dimensional? You are trying to sell dog meat on sheep's head! !

I always feel like I've seen this before, but there's no record of it...

You can write it, don't stop updating it

In fact, the idea is quite good and the writing is very good.

It's just that the author involves too many characters. There are dozens of characters and several forces in dozens of chapters. If it is spread out slowly, there will be fewer reincarnations and more key points, which will definitely be excellent.

How can I put it, it would actually be good if the author only wrote his own mini-god. The author is actually very good at writing group dramas without a specific protagonist, so it might be better not to set a protagonist at all. Also, the author actually does not have a strong grasp of the plot. The author himself should be very clear about this, so when I saw the reincarnations of other main god spaces appearing, I knew it was going to be bad. The author wanted to have a relatively large layout, but because the plot is relatively scattered, there is basically no protagonist. This kind of writing method of group portraits would be fine if the plot control was very strong, and it would be easy to write a great article. However, the author's ability is obviously not good enough, so the layout is not spread out, and the original rhythm is also disrupted.

Don't waste too many chapters on other mini-gods, write more about the reincarnator who is the protagonist of this book