In the Super God Universe, I Sacrificed the System from the Start

The main flaw of this book is that the protagonist is treated like a tool. Although the author explains it later, the flaw remains. If the author continues to write like this, or doesn't accelerate the protagonist's growth (don't ask why accelerate the protagonist's growth; the reason is simple: if you can't possess the power to contend with those powerful figures, then in their eyes you're just…

I don't know why I'm saying all this. I could just be an observer and walk away without being gossiped about or criticized behind my back. But with this kind of writing, you wouldn't survive in the female-oriented fiction genre. Female-oriented protagonists usually have a tragic backstory, but they get their comeuppance later. You're just using the protagonist as a tool.

The female lead has been chosen. Please reply with the female lead's name. Please specify whether there is one or multiple female leads. I've seen a lot of requests for Keisha and Angel Yan to be the female leads... I think Keisha is a good choice, but Angel Yan is a different story... Master and apprentice... You guys are quite the character.

Stop writing about Japanese manga, especially One Piece and Naruto... We have plenty of martial arts and fantasy anime in my country, right? So many chat group novels are about One Piece and Naruto... It's unbelievable!

Author, you need to understand that writing about grand themes is basically all about the outline. The protagonist has no private space, entertainment, or thoughts! He's always thinking about saving this person and that person. That idea is correct, but only if it's something you find for yourself when you're tired of living, like the angelic order of justice!

This should be posted in a female-oriented book. Who the hell wants their life controlled by others? Reality is already hopeless enough. Adding insult to injury while reading a book is just plain awful. Goodbye.

The sacrifice system was initially intriguing and gave me some anticipation. However, after joining the chat group and talking to the "big shots," my expectations waned. Then, after talking to those "big shots" again, and with some comments suggesting the protagonist was a "big shot's" lackey, I didn't pay much attention and thought it was still watchable. But then, faced with the attitude of those two female angels, I had to say goodbye.

The protagonist is a very kind person, feeding his own system to someone else's system and then having to take care of all sorts of things for that person. Up to this point, I thought everything was alright and watchable, except for the protagonist's kind nature. But then I saw the protagonist being forced by a chat group to save the group owner...

Yu Xiaogang doesn't know any nonsense theories; aren't those common sense?

This is a bit over the top. Your Golden Core is too amazing! The range of your divine sense is outrageous; it can detect the Angel Nebula and even travel through the void. It's a bit unbelievable.