My Virtual Kingdom

I don't understand what the author wants to write. Building a virtual kingdom of God requires divine power, which relies on the faith of believers. Why does the author write about players? Can they provide faith? Or should they collect players' spiritual power to synthesize divine power. The bull's head is wrong and the horse's mouth is talking nonsense. Moreover, the author wrote in the book about spreading extraordinary force in reality. What do you want to do, take revenge on society? Overthrow the existing system? Cause social unrest. The author's thinking is really dangerous. When writing about farming, just write about farming. What a mess

The divine power comes from another world, the cultivation resources come from another world, the cultivation methods come from another world, and the new cultivation methods rely on the immortality of the Kingdom of God to be constantly experimented and modified... So what is the use of the protagonist's virtual Kingdom of God being so big? What's the use of a lot of players who rely on the protagonist for food, drink and entertainment, but don't even contribute any magical power? Why is the protagonist working so hard to bring all the skills, resources, etc. To reality for the players? The protagonist has the highest qualification, so practicing and modifying the exercises should be better than others. Even if others create good things with a flash of inspiration, they must be as good as the protagonist? Even if you take a step back and insist on using the wisdom of all mankind to deduce the immortal cultivation techniques, then why not just treat the Kingdom of God as a game and let players experiment and deduce the techniques? So, the protagonist is getting resources, getting skills, and creating a new training system for the players. What is he trying to do? Why doesn't the protagonist have exclusive access to resources? Why does the protagonist have to simply give out benefits and turn reality upside down when he is still very weak? Why can divine power create the Kingdom of God, but the protagonist doesn't even create a super potion item? Don't say that the divine power is not enough. It only costs 100 points to create an extraordinary knight. How much divine power can this thing cost? Slightly...? ? ?

As a long-time bookworm, I would like to complain. In the early stage, the writing was very good, and the high-level writing was very high. However, in the later stage, the high-level writing kept falling down, which was very embarrassing.

This book is a little bit toxic at the beginning, with a lot of old tricks that have been used in the past, but it is not very toxic. It gets better at the end, all kinds of pretense are very natural, and there is no feeling of being awkward. It is a good book for those who like behind-the-scenes mafia flow. Moreover, the world view is extremely grand. The other world is mainly a Western fantasy, the reality is the revival of spiritual energy, and the prehistoric world is a fairy world composed of virtual reality. These three styles are intertwined with major and minor elements, so that people will not feel out of place (the elements are well integrated). All skills must be developed by the protagonist himself, making the improvement of strength more substantial (or a sense of accomplishment? A sense of reality? Competence?). This is a masterpiece that is a collection of various creative ideas. The great thing is that the various elements do not conflict.

I finished reading the chapters before they were released this morning. I felt very confused. I didn't understand what the author was writing. It's a game, a different world, and the main world. Originally, your main world was not good. Do you want to cover it up with other things? Your protagonist came from playing games. Now it's like an online game and I play games. What does this have to do with the title of the book? Kingdom of God, you look like an online game novel about cultivating immortals

Shen Nong's Test of Poison After reading Chapter 150, I felt it was too confusing. The author basically writes whatever comes to mind. I guess the author didn't think carefully about the plot logic and just wrote it as he thought it would go. It's a hodgepodge with rough details, and the settings are a bit confusing. Many places feel inappropriate when you look at them, making you feel like you're skipping the show. The protagonist's IQ (way of thinking) jumps left and right, and the protagonist cannot establish it. There are too many branch lines and it's too confusing. It feels like the author wanted to write a group portrait, but he didn't have enough writing power. Forcibly adding routines makes people feel like chewing gum. Evaluation: Straw-, if you are completely clueless, you can give it a try

I just hope that the author sticks to your own ideas and doesn't care too much about what the readers say. One kind of rice can feed a hundred people. Some people in this society have brain problems. Novels are just novels. If you take reality as an example, you are like a fool. Fantasy things insist on imposing reality.

Please update quickly, please, the recommendation votes are all up 😠

With the initial support, hey 😁

The system is not clear, and the main character is inferior.

Looking for novels similar to The Reborn Ruler

This is handled so damn well, others slap you in the face and give others some resources,,,, at least on the surface it is a transcendent island built by Chinese players, and the chassis belongs to the country, but now it has to be shared with others, learn from the tricks of the late Qing Dynasty, and join the power of the whole country to enjoy peace and friendship 😰😰😰

If I had this thing, I would never end up personally, never reveal my improved talents and abilities, never suddenly change my living habits and lifestyle, and never expose myself. Players try to be randomly summoned from all over the country and the world, regardless of region or race, leaving no clues. In the game, the player's appearance, name, and language are modified to make reality strange and undercurrent. Maintain a sense of mystery in the game and among believers, never give benefits easily, never give oracles easily, never show off your holiness easily, and maintain a strong character. Using divine power to improve oneself to the extraordinary is not just for pretense, but to save a dog's life. Mortals are too fragile. A piece of grass, a mouthful of rice, or a small accident may cause death. Extraordinary greatly improves the ability to survive. At the same time, avoid bungee jumping, ice skating, parkour, airplanes, ships, racing cars, etc., And reduce going out and gatherings to avoid accidental exposure of super powers. In a word, Gou.

Shen Nong's Test of Poison is written in a very messy way, with reality, online games, and other worlds. The author seems to write whatever comes to mind, without priority, and writes everything. The way for players to log in to the game is so fantastic, more than 10,000 people have entered the game within a few days, and the real world has no response and no logic. Any skill learned in the game can be brought to the real world, including martial arts. The key is that there is no effort. Such a protagonist should not be a mortal, but a powerful god. Why do you need to write these nonsense to collect divine power! If you like mindless hodgepodge, you can check it out!

I want to complain about the chapter about moving mountains and reclaiming seas. I couldn't decide anything before reading it. Later, after studying marine fisheries, I thought about this chapter and realized that it was extremely poisonous. First of all, the protagonist in this chapter is mainly out of good intentions, wanting to provide benefits to earth practitioners, and pretending to be awesome at the same time, but if you think about it carefully, you will find that he is doing bad things with good intentions or stupid things. First of all, he wasted a lot of effort but did bad things. The protagonist's hard work of moving mountains and reclaiming seas seems awesome, but humans have long mastered the technology of reclamation and land reclamation, and it is not difficult. The real difficulty is how to avoid causing damage to the ecological environment. Therefore, Japan is extremely short of land and did not do much land reclamation. The protagonist wanted to show off at the time but did not seriously consider whether Penglai was suitable for land reclamation and expansion. Without research and examination, he hurriedly showed that he was really good? Then you need to know that the nests of shallow water creatures are all on the shore and nearby continental shelves. If you really move mountains and reclaim the sea, even if the protagonist handles it gently, you always have to put it down. Under the influence of gravity, you can imagine how many shallow water creatures will "destroy their families." The loss of life is not a joke. Unless Newton's third law does not work, it will be a huge disaster for the Pacific ecosystem. Secondly, to be honest, we are all modern now, so don't be so short-sighted. Think more about things and use more modern thinking. Wouldn't it be nice to build an underwater city? Doesn't it better reflect the style? At present, humans do not have the ability to build large cities underwater. Wouldn't it be more shocking to the world if we did it? Isn't it just to build buildings on the nearby continental shelf? As long as we set up a water-proof formation and the like, drain the water and hand over the rest of the project to the government, it also saves the step of moving mountains. It is impossible to build floating cities. Building underwater cities is scientific development. Moving mountains and reclamation is really unscientific and is too unfriendly to the earth's ecology. Everyone with a bit of culture knows how to protect the environment. After all, the earth is my home, and the misfortunes of other creatures will sooner or later be punished on humans. I share this with you not to think about anything, but to make you care more about the actual and ecological environment and take care of our earth home.

I'll order this book, No More Eunuchs, when it comes out

The outline setting is quite lofty, the character creation is too petty, and the otherworld setting belongs to Western fantasy. I insist on calling the virtual kingdom of heaven the prehistoric world. I say that I don't want to be a government official, but my body is quite honest. I am most annoyed by such flattering people who say they are afraid of disturbing the real society. Then why are you setting the reality? If you like to be a slave, don't build any memorial for yourself.

Has the price of pork increased? ! ! I read a little bit and couldn't bear to see it on the shelves. First, the protagonist is not qualified to be a god Second, I saw that a player can bring the knowledge of herbal medicine into reality, but the protagonist is still working as a coach to make money to support the family (don't tell me that it will be exposed. Why don't you think about exposure when your strength suddenly increases? Why don't you think about exposure when you teach swordsmanship?) Third, the protagonist's world has not changed much, but players can actually bring physical training into reality. The price of pork is about to rise, right? ! ! When I saw this beginning, I suddenly remembered the novel I had read before, in which the protagonist traveled to become a god of light and then developed the kingdom of god. I just searched the name and it seemed that it was a god-level civilization. I felt that the name had been changed. The previous name seemed to be some kind of god of light...

In Chapter 34, he was poisoned to death and persuaded to quit. He has been a bookworm for more than ten years, and basically all the troubles have come out. The aura of intelligence reduction is strong, and the supporting characters with pig feet are also mentally retarded. They say that reading novels requires no brain, but the problem is that this TM is written too brainlessly. The plot is also well written, don't you think the mastermind behind the scenes in the game Alien World is also well written? Does a rich second generation have to come to find trouble? This is 2020, readers are picky, and authors have improved. This is not the era where silly white articles were delicious more than ten years ago! ! (The troll is free to reply, all fellow Taoists take their leave)

There is an indescribable feeling that it is boring to watch, as if it is missing the point. Reality, virtuality, and another world all go hand in hand. It's too scattered.

The author is digressing from the topic. He always writes about training people in reality. Originally, what we wanted to look at was how to create a virtual divine world and the management process, but he focused on teaching the heroine to practice, the intrigues of people from other worlds, and the theme of creating a divine kingdom.

When writing this kind of fantasy novel, the most taboo thing is to be neither Chinese nor foreign. Either come with Western fantasy, or follow the Eastern path. Otherwise it would be very messy and awkward.

The author can't figure out what the readers are here to see? The purpose of reading the introduction is to see you develop the Kingdom of God, not to read pretentious urban articles and online gaming articles!

The protagonist's godliness is a bit low. Even as an emperor, he can't go out personally to avoid hurting his prestige. It's too ugly for a god who relies on his power to survive and end up face-to-face with mortals.

See Chapter 61. This author is really a petty person. Some people used to say that the pyramid was built by slaves, but later overturned it, thinking that slaves could not build it so perfectly. This author hopes that players can improve their skills and set up a soul contract to enslave players. Then why do players have to work for you after signing up? Wouldn't it be nice to just lie back and relax? While eating a large portion of the player's perfected skills, the leaking soup is also mixed with disgusting personal goods...

How to say it! Of course it is correct to balance the strength of things from the perspective of the protagonist behind the scenes, but if you want to give resources to the West, you can't just give them to him like this, right? The protagonist's current identity is the most powerful person on earth, with the power to crush everything, and then he compromises when others make trouble? To put it mildly, is it indifferent to fame and fortune? But don't others think you are easy to bully? Others are knocking on the door, no matter if there is no punishment, they have to cede land and pay compensation! Doesn't he look like a softie to outsiders? It would be better to open a Western map in the prehistoric world, or to create a Western strongman's vest on Earth! Ever since the protagonist said that he was devoted to cultivating Taoism, he became more and more depressed while watching it. . .

The invitation letter is sent to the brain and the knowledge is directly inserted into the brain. Some players just think: this game is not simple. 😒Are you so mentally retarded?

I really like the theme of "realistic games". So I turned over this book and read that logging in without a device is a normal game. It is illogical and flawed. Can I still read it? I reluctantly flipped through it and couldn't read any more. Since you don't have equipment, why stick to games? Infinite heavens will do, too. To make people think it is a game, it must not conform to the current technology. At least get glasses/helmet. To the outside world, it is a black-tech immersive glasses/helmet, and you can still make a fortune. Another thing is that the pattern is not good. What a pity.

This novel is incomparable to The Great Way of God, it's too poisonous

Jian Xiaohao's biggest failure is that he ends up personally. This is the same for all novels of the same type.