Genesis: Nuclear Explosion of Leviathan at the Beginning
创世：开局核爆利维坦
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- Completed
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- 77k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I hope there won't be any mortals injuring the God of Creation this time. And faith is not terrible. Reality resists religion because there is no God. A world with God is a hammer. Some people also say that God will interfere in people's lives. The key is that without God, no one else would interfere with your life. For ordinary people, no matter which one is on their head, they will follow whoever can make them live a good and stable life.
The author's book is honestly good, but don't do the same thing as the previous book where he downgraded the protagonist. Not many people like it, not to mention that it is a good thing to have a God above to lead the earth.
I hope that the author can pay a little more attention to the direction of the plot this time and avoid going crazy. I personally think that it is possible to break away from religion in the world, but it is definitely not a short-term thing. After all, the influence of the church is still huge even in reality without proving the authenticity of gods. So if the protagonist wants to completely get rid of religion, I think it will take at least several generations. Before that, he must find a way to modify the scriptures. I think the guiding ideology is more realistic. The forced reversal is not optimistic in terms of readers' preference or success rate. And so far (the plot of the last book), I feel that having a god to intimidate the world is of great benefit in terms of stability of people's hearts and social security. As for the church's right to speak on this, it is completely in the hands of the gods themselves, and there is no need to worry too much (at least in the short term)
This is the correct way for mortals to get along with gods
The title of this book😅
I thought the last book was good, and it was a pity that I didn't write it down. I hope this time it goes well.
What's going on, author? What's going on today?
Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~