Super God Academy: God King of All Worlds

I'm actually quite curious about how the three kings, including Keisha, were able to lead the female angels and overthrow the male angels of a god-level civilization. The difficulty is extraordinary—from being unarmed to developing divine bodies while simultaneously advancing technology. It's like a beggar unifying the Earth. That's an incredible level of cheat code. As for Hua Laoye's performance so far, he's not bad; he's the kind of villain with brains.

Stop writing about other worlds; it looks too chaotic!

I was just looking for Hua Ye's novels when this popped up; what a coincidence, author!

I read a few chapters, and it's another Mary Sue story, full of simps, indecisive, and the main plot isn't even finished before they start adding side stories. The protagonist's character is terrible. A third-generation god, yet he's still a cowardly king, indecisive, afraid of this and that, always looking before he can act. He has Keisha in his grasp but doesn't dare to take her.

I'll compare the behavior of an animal with that of the main character, and you can see if it makes sense. For example, dogs. Dogs usually like to dig at the ground and the base of walls, and the protagonist does the exact same thing. Knowing full well that his foundation is that of a male angel, turning around immediately shakes the very foundation of his rule. He's digging his own grave.

It actually fell apart after it was released. A third-generation angel had a finger broken by an ordinary angel, He Xi, who wasn't even a first-generation one. That's ridiculous. The most important thing is that the protagonist doesn't act like a king or emperor at all. Why would an emperor need to go to such lengths to get a few women? He's like a simp.

That's utterly wrong. Remember, the protagonist is the king of the entire civilization, the king of feudal society. Your position is seriously jeopardizing your rule. First, you can achieve gender equality, but not through demonstrations. Otherwise, your position will become unstable. If you truly want gender equality, you can enact a law to significantly elevate the status of female angels.

The protagonist is just a loser. He's the king of the Angelic Civilization, a vast country. He's constantly chasing after women, all lust and no guts. He's even worse than Hua Ye from the original story. His development, goals, and core values ​​are all completely missing. He's just a petty thug using Hua Ye's name—what a waste of such a good premise!

What could have been a good book has been ruined by the author. Is this even considered sweet talk? Do you know what a march in a monarchy represents? It represents rebellion, understand? A march signifies the end of your military power. And look at the marches in America now—look what America has been ruined by games!

In fact, as long as Hua Ye in the original version didn't kill people indiscriminately, he was a harem male protagonist.