God Is Pulling My Leg

I haven't read it yet, but I have a question. Both Marvel and DC have gods. Isn't the protagonist, a fake, afraid of being destroyed by humanity for his blatant deception?

I feel like this God is so low-level and has no sense of identity at all.

The book is quite good. When I read the introduction, it turned out to be a story about a man in trouble. I really like this kind of book. I just watched a little bit, and I feel like this god is a bit low-level! The starting point is obviously so high but the qualification is too low. I feel like if everyone wasn't a little afraid of the name God, they would have killed the protagonist long ago.

How should I put it? Firstly, the prayers are really bad and can't be used as references to the Bible and other novels. Secondly, the protagonist's waistcoat is obviously a believer of God but he treats God so arrogantly. It is completely unreasonable. Jehovah probably wiped the ground with lightning. The three Gods are omniscient, omnipotent, omnipotent, supreme and the only one. This authority is too weak to be sealed here. If I am a believer, I will become an unbeliever if I see God's sarcastic remarks. The four gods should not be too ordinary to talk to people, even the favored saints. This It's really cheap. It's better to get an angel vest to convey God's will. According to the author's setting, the protagonist must be weak and immature at the beginning, so it's even more important. If you directly open the God vest, it will be too easy for others to see the problem. Instead, it is more reasonable to use the angel vest. If you make a mistake, they cannot understand God's will. Nowadays, many novels have the protagonist's vest of God open half and leave half, say less and less wrong, and let them guess the rest (such as mystery)

Seeing that the author said that the results are so miserable, I don't understand what the starting point is now. There are a bunch of mentally retarded books on the rankings. I found a few books in the sea of ​​books and read them, but the results were that I couldn't get ahead. So be it.

If you open a Marvel interest store, the Asgard section, items, and characters all have their origins in Marvel. Experienced Marvel fans will be able to find many pitfalls.

The book is good, majestic and full of ideas. Unfortunately, the author is an extremely conceited person and always uses what he thinks is reasonable logic to create. 😥 There is no sense of immersion at all. It took me 16 or 7 minutes to read eight chapters. I always have to stop and think about how to accept the author's logic.

The quality of the descriptions is too low, and most of them are currently based on Western systems. However, the oriental style used in the text descriptions is extremely uncomfortable...

Why do I always meet some future boss or something? This doesn't matter, but I always feel that the protagonist always wants to repay the favor, and the current boss will definitely become the future boss. So what is the meaning of the protagonist's existence?

The structure and layout of the worldview are very large, and the setting is very novel. It is a good source of food.