
The Evil God's Self-Improvement Plan
邪神的自我养成计划
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 697k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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So this book isn't about an evil god at all. An evil god 😅 is someone who opposes a benevolent god and does things like destroying the world and corrupting believers. What the author is writing about is a benevolent god's believer praying, and the protagonist fulfilling those prayers 🤫. Why not just change the title to "Raising a Benevolent God"?
Hurry up and establish your own cult, hurry up and get the evil sacrifices done!
Why did the male protagonist dare to run off with others right from the start? Wasn't he afraid of being kidnapped? Later on, he completely went with the flow and didn't even bother farming gold coins. Think about it, if he had Yuanlong help him get something valuable—shipwreck treasure, sea specialties, etc.—Even if he was suspicious, just doing a side job would have been a huge windfall.
Laxative! I'm on a plane, just landed in the US, lots of things to do, so I'll remain anonymous.
With so many Qidian coins invested in your last book, who would dare invest in you now? You might as well abandon the project.
Feeling sorry for a traitor? What kind of twisted values are these? Your entire organization was wiped out because of the traitor, and your brothers and sisters were all dead beyond recognition, and you're feeling sorry for the traitor? You want to preserve his reputation by keeping him a secret and burying him back in his hometown instead of scattering his ashes? And the traitor even brought this upon himself!
The author is misleading; calling it the self-cultivation of an evil god is less accurate than describing it as a quest-based online game where you level up by fighting monsters. It's not entirely a leveling-up story; it's just a random, rambling narrative, a tired old formula from years ago. 🙂
The synopsis sounds impressive, but it's all just hype. What does completing the mission and leveling up have to do with the evil god? It's disgusting, there's no horror atmosphere at all, it's too bland.
This evil god is just a gimmick to lure readers in. It's actually a cliché story about a young man who transmigrates to another world, gets a system, and levels up by fighting monsters. It's not exciting at all.
It's a bit messy and has a really lowbrow feel. The title is wrong; most people come here for weird and evil gods, and they'll be very disappointed.