
Global Deities: From the Start, I Capture the Holy Light Goddess
全球神祇开局捕获圣光神女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 60k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
29Chapters
287Recommendations
8Fans
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It's a bit deserted. Is the partitioning incorrect?
My triple combo of tipping, monthly tickets, and recommendation votes deserves an extra chapter, right?
Why are there so many global deities lately? Are they promoting a game?
What happened? It died before I even got to raise it?
I have one monthly pass. Does that mean you owe me two chapters?
I've run out of points, but I can still get a monthly pass at the end of the month. When will Murlocs appear? There's a Murloc lineup now, my friend is named Zhu He, and my enemy is named Zhang Jiarui. How about it? (Explicit)
What is your relationship with the brother who captured the Elf Queen?
Give me a villain who can't die and has incredible fighting power, named Angie Bazett.
For everyday investing, this bookish style is too overpowering.
90% Of the studio's projects are finished, with only a few dozen or twenty chapters written. The remaining projects are mostly written to follow the trend of authors at V2 level and above; I guess they haven't given up yet. I've read a lot of these kinds, but there are only a few books in total, barely readable. Some have added other elements, which seem quite good, like "Global Fog Survival," which incorporates Cthulhu; that adds a sense of tension, which is better.