Reborn I Am a God

I want to see an Athena-style god who only gives strength and guidance to his subordinates so that they can carry out God's will without having to always end up in a bad position.

I think the author is about that. There is a problem with the setting of sacrifices. Priests of primitive tribes like this do not just rely on illusory gods to fool their tribesmen. They are more about mastering the inherited knowledge. Only those who are respected by the tribe will be respected by the tribe. Besides, knowledge is not a systematic knowledge, but only some survival experiences, such as what can be eaten, what cannot be eaten, and when it is necessary to migrate. And how to judge the weather and how to deal with wild beasts? Or some herbal blood or something. Of course these are just small details and not very important. If you see it, don't worry about it, just listen to it.

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It's poisonous. No wonder the monthly ticket is for this. As mentioned earlier, the Chinese herbal medicines in other worlds are the same as those on earth. You said that you have read the Compendium of Materia Medica, so you know those herbs. If you can know the herbs just by reading a book, then isn't Chinese medicine too simple? Not to mention this, we should know the diversity of ecology. Different environments have different animals and plants. Just walk around, just like the earth, how many plants can you see? Even if you really know those herbs, there are plants with similar appearance. This is one thing. Another point is that oranges grow in Huainan, and oranges grow in Huainan, and oranges grow in Huaibei, and they grow as tangerines. Can you summarize the medicinal properties of herbs with just one mouthful? Do century-old ginseng and three-year-old ginseng have the same effect? I can give you a prescription for treatment casually, and there are all the herbs you need around. I just wrote it out without thinking about the rationality at all.

Although it is a bit short, the setting is quite interesting and the author's imagination is quite big!

I felt that the war collapsed after the appearance of the orcs. In terms of our own force, we fully supported the Qi Xi Zheng, especially after the victory. Having absolute force but not encircling and suppressing the remnant soldiers, he forced the plot line to pursue a personal heroic epic path. This is contrary to the fundamental nature of one's own beliefs. The most important thing is that the Fire Blade is not a big tribe yet. It can be crushed with absolute force. Is there any benefit in giving up an easy victory based on faith, especially since it can easily cause internal divisions? There is no explanation. This book is unreadable and too contradictory. Because when faith is the fundamental purpose, there are very few routes to choose from. Apart from conquering, annexing, and killing believers, believers will be gone. Why not annex? Because two fundamentally different species have independent inheritance and will not benefit from faith as the premise. You can refer to World of Warcraft. After all, in reality, humans of the same species still have species. Ethnic differences. Vision, Ming clan qi vision.

The Orc War only shows village-level fighting, which can be seen from the tribal battle at the beginning. The war is not well written, it is like shit. At the beginning, it is just about gathering faith, and I don't read it seriously. But when it comes to writing the war, the writing is very poor, terribly bad. If you want to write the war well, it is important to make the layout big and detailed. It feels like the author is enjoying himself, and the human aura is at its maximum. Fighting is not that easy, it requires logistics, and the fight is unimpressive. Don't think that shouting for my lord, shouting too much is enough.

It feels like this version of the Orcs is a bit like the Huns with higher combat power.

This war is really written like shit

This is simply a Chinese fantasy, a bit awkward. You can open another map, create a few more human kingdoms, and then start preaching. Finally, you can engage in friction and war between human kingdoms to develop civilization. Otherwise, it is simply unreasonable for tribes, a political system that will collapse with the development of productivity, to exist.

The first chapter was okay, but the second chapter was too dissuaded by Chinese medicine. Ignoring the objective environment, I just said "I found that the herbal medicines look the same" Even if they are the same, they just use them without even verifying the analysis of the medicinal properties. I don't know if the author has basic common sense.

I suddenly had a bold idea, is the current god sleeping like in the novel, but because the power is too strong, he has been sleeping for a very long time, so there is no god now. Of course, the above is pure guessing, don't take it seriously, just watch it for fun.

God can't be represented by just one person, why does it feel so awkward?

I think death is the best destination of life. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Stop trying to do anything about the Kingdom of God.

I think it's a eunuch. Once people become lazy, they can't help but coo all the time. It's to be expected. Fortunately, I didn't invest too much.

After some reading, the author's god has no direction, no name, and no specific concept. He just calls it a god. What kind of god? Pointed to whom? Without these specific directions, faith would be very diffuse and confusing, just like there is no God.