From the Start, I Became the God of the Minotaurs
开局成为牛头人的神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 769k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Historical Myth
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Judging from the current situation, the protagonist is probably going to raise the minotaurs from scratch to repay himself, so he will definitely buy rabbits and other animals that are easy to raise and reproduce, and feed the minotaurs first. Unify our thinking, hide and quietly mass produce troops.
Shennong, according to legend, seems to have been a bull-headed human.
Whether you're writing about orphans or characters with living parents, the key is to make it logical. The reason most people dislike characters with living parents and female leads is because most authors have poor writing skills. I just started reading this novel, it's about bloodline inheritance… if the father really doesn't react much, I think he's basically a pitiful, honest man.
Honestly, the author made the protagonist's IQ look way too low. It's not the author who's embarrassed, it's us. The author's thinking is flawed. What's the point of writing a complete idiot messing around? Even if you're trying to be cool, at least make sure the protagonist has the right traits. What's the point of watching this? He even had to ask the class monitor for a name! Even a quick Google search would have been better; at least he wouldn't have come across as so stupid.
Your becoming a god to the minotaurs is a misfortune for all minotaurs.
The God of Pure Love is here! I slashed... What? He's actually a proper Minotaur ⊙▽⊙ Never mind then.
A mediocre work with few flaws and few redeeming qualities.
Why do these authors always like to write about protagonists who are reborn in their teens? I don't know about others, but when I was in my teens and early twenties, I was really naive and immature, and prone to impulsiveness. Anyone who has been in the workforce for a few years knows that many of the things they did during their student days were incredibly naive.
I don't want to watch this with the 17-year-old student setting.
17 Years old, a student—this premise alone makes me not want to read it. I don't even need to guess what happens next; it's all about school stunts and such, it's really annoying. Wouldn't it be better to have ordinary office workers or unemployed people? School scenes are the most disgusting thing about novels.
The protagonist's growth is too slow. He doesn't show the right attitude in his position at all. Even the slightest bit of it makes me feel that he's not a god at all, but just a human being. I feel like the protagonist treats all of this as just a game.