Seven Billion Earth Gods Answer the Call to Battle

Title: Schrödinger's Cat Rank: Demigod/God Summoning Price: 100 Riko? Summoning method: Place a cardboard box in the auditorium of the University of Vienna, and put a cat (anything with cat attributes will do! Cat plush toys, feline specimens, etc.) Inside. The summoning will be successful!

After reading the first 50 chapters, I feel that the god system in this book is more like a skill point system. The Iron Body is the foundation, and the rest are just abilities extended from it. The X-Field is probably an evolution of absorbing some kind of substance from the universe through the skin, and the weak gods are just enhancements on this basis.

It's just so-so. I was already hooked before even reaching the paid chapters. The wind-elemental god was passable, but the postman completely blew me away. He was a normal person before being tricked, but a complete idiot afterward. I don't know why the author created this character. If the protagonist hadn't investigated, would the author have killed half the gods before letting him die? I was disgusted by the author. 😤

If each person has their own Earth... What happened to the original weapons on Earth? The vehicles are still there, don't tell me the weapons are gone? Shouldn't world leaders publicly disclose nuclear missile codes? Is an alien invasion just a matter of being hit in the face with a nuclear bomb?

From beginning to end, the entire story reeks of self-destructive frustration, and the system's structure is utterly chaotic! Since the system is completely useless, unable to do anything or offer any help, what's the point? The protagonist is the same; he has the cultivation technique but can't help humanity, nor can he exchange it for anything.

Military Submission: Qin Tiger Division Grade: Near Gold Attack: B+ Defense: B+ Survival: B Ability 1: Qin Army Formation. For every Qin Tiger Soldier present, the attack and defense of all Qin Tiger Soldiers are increased to a certain extent. (Note: There is no upper limit to the increase, but it will slow down in the later stages.) Ability Two: Wind. A strong wind.

This merman emperor develops in the ocean; wouldn't he kill anyone who comes near him with his electric weapons? The merman can be paralyzed in one go. Not only that, there are also fishmen that can be resonated with infrasound. They can also be contaminated with chemical weapons. I don't know how realistic the world of the author is.

I couldn't read past chapter 20. It's a rare subject matter, a rare idea, and the author is a seasoned veteran. How could they have written such a terrible book?

A weak god's full-force attack has a range of 100 meters... That's hilarious...

I'd like to know what kind of data led the chief scientist to the conclusion of dimensionality reduction.