Ancient God Raiser

Regarding the issue of invasive species, I saw another joke today saying that invasive species aren't a problem because people love to eat them. I won't comment on the extraordinary aspects of this book, but I hope everyone understands that the real world isn't like that. I don't want those who are genuinely working hard to make a difference to be forgotten because of this joke.

Having read about a hundred chapters, how should I put it? The premise is interesting, but the plot is uninteresting. The world set in the book has a magnificent background, connecting various other worlds, with gods, evil gods, and sleeping gods coexisting in the world, conflicts between humans and other races, and open and covert struggles between human nations.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist's cheat ability is that he thinks he's a transmigrator and that cheat ability is a standard feature, so his subordinates gave him one just to fool him, and they would issue missions to their boss from time to time.

Seeing the author's name, it suddenly seemed so familiar. I flipped through the author's books, and wow, the author actually wrote "Food Immortal"! That's a memory from ten years ago. I remember the author also wrote a book about becoming a prairie wolf. I'm not sure if I'm mistaken. Seeing the author's new book now, I'm truly moved. It's great to still see these old authors after all these years.

The author can be considered an ancient anomaly on Qidian.com.

The author looks familiar. Isn't he the author of "The Great Reversal," the one who drew my Qing Dynasty imperial family's little uncle and made it into a book to sell, the one where a group of princes were commenting on whose ancestor got a "family bucket" (a euphemism for being beaten with kibble)? That move was so flashy, I still remember it vividly. The pig's foot is called Boss Wen, right?

Haha, Xiu Xue is invincible! My fellow villager's book is so good. I still have "The Great Reversal" downloaded on my phone and rewatch it every now and then. That "family bucket" part at the beginning and the "serve the Chinese soldier" part at the end was a stroke of genius! I was blown away when I read it, hahaha 😁

I came back to offer incense, check the grave, and see if there's any chance of the corpse rising from the dead. Alas, my poor Xiuxue, just like that, gone.

The "God of Blindly Eating Fish" (searched on Baidu)

Oh my god, Little White Mother threw the whip again!