The God Who Steals Incense Offerings

It's awkward starting from Chapter 10. Divinity gives you a point to upgrade from the ninth grade to the eighth grade. Does this mean that the protagonist is already invincible? I plan to read a few more chapters to see if there is any explanation at the end, but there is absolutely no explanation! This is very embarrassing, but it is still well written, but I always have this idea in my mind, and all the logic of the protagonist's behavior collapsed 😭😭😭

The writing is very good, but is it really good to borrow incense? You can also rob stores! 😜

Most of the plot is okay, but the protagonist can easily form a force to collect incense for himself, but he never uses it. He only thinks about killing and collecting souls. He also keeps saying that he has no stable incense income. I don't know what the author thinks. 🤔🤔

I haven't read this book yet, it's worth ordering.

I really hate the feeling that the main character is a nanny

It's a pity that such a good book is no longer written.

I was looking for a book in my spare time, but I didn't expect to find such a good one. Please support me. 🌹🌹🌹🌹

Come on, take it first. Someone in the circle of friends recommended it, so I ordered it. It's my favorite.

If the protagonist controls the land and the mountain gods, why not let them offer incense?

It was recommended by book friends in the group. I just clicked on it and took a look. If I thought it was good, I collected it first and didn't stop updating it.