From Ruined Temple to Divine Court

The protagonist is too cowardly and always belongs to the mother-in-law. In addition, the heavenly soldiers, heavenly generals and gods are too weak. They can hardly defeat ordinary soldiers. The divine generals cannot defeat even generals. In the end, we have to rely on Nezha to fight evenly. That is a small general with only a hundred people. If there is a great general with ten thousand people, do you have to send a saint or Tiandao Hongjun to fight?

The author's setting of the protagonist is silly

This god doesn't have any godlike qualities, he just feels like an ordinary good old man, and this good old man talks a lot. .

Not to be disrespectful, he often appears in public when asking God to do something, and even Santa Claus waits for people to fall asleep to pay them secretly. There is no mystery in this book. The main character is the same as the one from the Red Cross.

I eat pork every day and I have never seen a pig run away (except on TV). Today I finally met a normal author, and that "mosquito legs are also meat". I really want to catch a mosquito and stuff it into the mouths of those authors to add some protein to them.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is a bit off, a bit toxic, but still readable.

Overall it's pretty good, a systematic Eastern Shinto text. Some of the flaws are that there are too many things going on in the system, and I suspect you are just messing with the numbers. The strengthening of the sea of ​​verbal dialogue is more in line with his identity as a god. Of course, he is still very dignified when facing mortal monks. With a reward of 500 points, I hope you will continue to work hard to unify the four realms of heaven, rebuild the world of heaven, reincarnate in the palm of heaven, and exercise the power of heaven.

It feels like a mythological figure has to be cut into a dog and a heavenly soldier can become an immortal. Only then can he ascend to at least a personal immortal.

The plot is good, but the quality is too low and the protagonist is too bad.

The subject matter is very good, but there are too many poisonous points. Especially the protagonist, I don't know what kind of person the author wants to portray? A diaosi with a kind heart? Anyway, not only does this book give people no sense of immersion, but it also makes people feel that the protagonist is extremely bitchy. Moreover, the article has a lot of contradictions, which makes it timid and strong at the same time. Seriously, is he worthy of leading those gods? He doesn't deserve it. Originally, the subject matter of this book was very good, but it was all about the portrayal of the protagonist. Now, no one wants to see a protagonist who is indecisive, has a low IQ, and is the Virgin throughout the whole process.