Global Deities: Titan Expedition

It's much more interesting than other deity stories.

Having read this far, I think the book is good, but the magic is a major flaw. Although the author has patched it up by saying the magic is a teenage girl, it's still a glaring issue—she's basically a boy. I hope the author doesn't try to whitewash her, otherwise that will be another problem.

It's well-written, definitely one of the better books in this genre I've read, but I really hate that magic goddess! I want to kill her!!

"The Great Lord of Chaos, the Primordial God, Orlaug Tiamat Chronos Nyx Hydnos Chaos Enlil Tescalipka Apophis Sventovet" "Your magnificent body supports an endless, multi-dimensional, and boundless crystal wall system, yet in the blink of an eye, it can plunge all worlds into silence." "The supreme Lord of Light and Darkness, the ineffable One who is omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent." "

These players are truly trash. They haven't progressed much themselves, yet a bunch of their own trained minions have become demigods, and they're even rebelling against themselves. I just laugh. These so-called... Well, I'm too lazy to even comment.

It's highly likely this story will be abandoned. The early parts were too chaotic and exaggerated, and it's probably impossible to reconcile them later.

This Tahm Kench is hilarious. They have to make something weird with Tahm Kench when he's clearly so strong. Sigh, I don't really care what I see. He's super powerful later on; all I know is he's weak early game. I'm off.

Not running around the academy to pad the word count is what makes a good deity 👍

The biggest advantage of the protagonist in the author's work is that he does nothing and is always confused. The increase in strength, the growth in divine power, and the expansion of the clan all came from being completely bewildered. While others were plotting a sneak attack on the protagonist, he lay in a rocking chair, completely bewildered.

Residential area, city planning map I will post any future pictures on this floor. The city also includes buildings such as schools, warehouses, factories, and rail transit that haven't been drawn. The author is quite clumsy with their hands; they don't have time to write when drawing, so just take a look casually.