Becoming a God Through Innate Divine Strength

I can't hold on any longer after ten chapters. Without a family background, it's still a decent story; with a powerful family background and a rich, influential father, it's a complete poison. Author, go back and reread this and see if it's truly poisonous.

His father's part was truly foolish. At the beginning, they were struggling to make ends meet, forcing the protagonist to work to support the family. If his father were incompetent, it would be understandable, but even with ability, he was in such a sorry state – a complete waste. He called it "prudent," but a comment in the book put it well: his father wasn't prudent, he was reckless.

I'm currently in the game "Covering the Sky," and I've just descended from the dragon coffin. I don't know many people there, so I won't hide. I'm asking for your collection, recommendations, and investment. When I return to Earth, I will repay you handsomely with divine resources and imperial scriptures. 😁

Reading up to chapter 9 was incredibly frustrating. The protagonist's father is utterly incompetent, always putting on airs. His son is practically dead, and his daughter is about to be taken advantage of, yet he doesn't utter a single word. But once the protagonist achieves some success, he starts acting all high and mighty again, boasting about how amazing his family is. It's disgusting.

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Write down some personal feelings After reading over 200 chapters, I skipped through a few and decided to stop here. The initial plot was quite engaging, but the pacing was too slow before chapter 100, and many chapters were rather uninteresting, just explaining what the protagonist did without any real substance. I think the part after returning to the Xu family was quite well written.

The old lady's foot-binding cloth is too long and smelly to write about, so just don't write about it. Nobody reads it anyway. 😅

I was drawn in by the synopsis, but stopped at chapter 20. The idea was good and attractive, but the plot logic was chaotic and the strength of the characters was unclear. 1. The protagonist obtains Xiang Yu's talent "Overlord" and innate superhuman strength, but he is timid and hesitant in his actions.

Don't just focus on the beauty of the trees; there's also the saying, "A large tree has deep roots."

Having read up to chapter 42, the protagonist's talent seems more like an inheritance from Liu Bang than Xiang Yu's. He possesses a dubious, mythical-style innate superhuman strength, a cowardly and bullying personality, and a complete lack of pride. He attacks anyone without a background, then claims his talent's side effects can't be countered, but against stronger opponents with connections, he can somehow overcome them? So, he can have a proper conversation now?