Global Gods: Snakefolk from the Start
全球神祗之蛇人开局
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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A Salute to Qidian’s 10% Survival Rate
Introduction: A list of books that were abandoned or ended badly, or are on their way to being abandoned or ending badly. A note first: I can only upload ten books a day, and more than 70% of books aren’t allowed to be added. Often, I’ll spend ages typing on my phone only to find that a book can’t be added to the list, and all that work goes to waste. I don’t know why. So I’ve made the descriptions formulaic. If I don’t know, can’t remember, or can’t be bothered to write something, I’ll leave it
Shu Zhongxian’s Reading List
These are books I think are pretty good, enjoyable to read, and worth checking out.
Novels I Personally Recommend
Every book on this list is one I’ve read and enjoyed. I hope everyone who visits can find a novel they like!!
My Niche Tastes
Novels I particularly enjoy.
A Few Great Reads, Recommended by a 20-Year Bookworm
Recommendations from a seasoned reader: System, summoning, army-building, stat allocation, attributes, gaming, and transmigration
Global Deities: Survival
If you like it, read it. Read what you enjoy!
Read Good Books on a Whim
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Er Gou's Bookstore for Reading Slumps
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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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The Age of Divine Lords
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Global God Era
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The Radiant Sage Path of the Primordial Era
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Lord: A Copy of Water Margin from the Start
I Turned into an Evil Dragon
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My Cards Infinite Enhancement
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Good heavens, I was looking for something to read today, so I came to check the bestseller list and wow, there are dozens of reruns of "Age of Gods" here, like they're raising monsters here!
Hey author, I heard there was a book author who got shut down by readers recently because he updated too slowly. Have you heard about it?
I've seen a lot of novels on this theme lately, but none of them have done well.
I've already read four books like this, and they're all just starting out. I don't even know who copied whom. They all start with snake people and fishermen. Aren't there any other species?
The author left many plot points unresolved until later, which caused some initial issues that made the reading experience difficult. For example, questions like whether the Sea God's divine authority was useful or where the cheat ability came from were all explained later. Although there were still some minor issues, they were minor and the story got better and better as it progressed, filled with substantial content and no fluff, which is quite rare.
Wow, that's awesome! Updating every few hours, 5 pictures at a time, amazing! 👍👍👍👍👍
Good heavens, a god giving a thumbs-up to his follower? He probably wouldn't be able to write this without a stroke in ten years.
The Snake God is a racial god, while the Ocean God is a conceptual god. Aren't they much more powerful than racial gods?
If you enjoy the Heroes of Might and Magic genre, you might also like this book. For example, gods are like lords, followers are like subjects, and there are different types of troops; the divine kingdom is like a territory, and upgrading the divine kingdom is like upgrading villages, towns, cities, and kingdoms, etc. There are also resources, sacrifices are somewhat like post-battle rewards, and upgrade rewards.
The protagonist seems too much like someone who'll ultimately fail! When believers have thought and freedom, they're automatically seen as the ones to overthrow. Does the author even have a plot outline for the later parts of the story?