Global Deities
全球神祇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 485k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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214Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
16.1kFans
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True Insight: Knowing People and Putting Them to Good Use (Godly Lord Novels)
Mainly sharing stories about global deities and lord-style farming. If you know works like these, please recommend them in the comments. Everyone is also welcome to bookmark and follow the list. Updated irregularly.
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Global Deities Series
Stories about global deities are really popular lately. I keep finding new ones, and they tend to share the same worldbuilding, so I made this list to collect them all.
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Your synopsis says the ape-men were chosen because they can transform into humans? Then the beginning of chapter two says you can start as a human? What's going on? Are human followers rare or nonexistent? 🤔
When you can cultivate to godlike status, who would still need to believe in gods?
Are there any popular or good movies of this genre?
Besides providing faith points, what's the point of having subordinate races if they can't participate in combat? It's better to significantly increase the ape-man population. Unless, of course, subordinate races can also take on life skills. Overall, it will take a long time for the protagonist's ape-man population in their divine realm to reach its cap before using subordinate races to increase the population and provide more faith points. But later on, they seem to become less useful.
Can any expert help me understand this? If the protagonist can be discovered at the Golden Core stage, what will happen when he reaches the Immortal level? Moreover, cultivation is about defying the heavens. If the protagonist can't be commanded in the later stages, what will happen to his followers?
Could someone tell me what Lu Fei is, or who first wrote about this genre? Thanks.
God is not divinely majestic; He's too approachable.
I feel like your profile is really toxic.
Isn't this just the god-themed style that's recently become popular on Feilu? Those who know, know. (Wait and see)
Cultivation of immortality involves defying the heavens; won't your ape-men rebel in the future?