Evil God-chan's Monday

The protagonist's power is enough to overwhelm the Foundation and even the entire world, but the problem is that his power is poisonous; if released indiscriminately, the entire world will be completely destroyed. Furthermore, this power grows year by year. If the Foundation hadn't contained the world 10 years ago when the world first arrived, the entire world would have been gone long ago.

Seeing the comments section is full of criticism, I'd like to say a few fair words: the author showcases the protagonist's abilities to the fullest extent, almost perfectly. The protagonist is a true evil god; he can make readers feel pain, which breaks the fourth wall setting. You won't find another book of this type on Qidian. Suitable for: staunch nonbelievers, investigators, those with means to resist divinity, gods or their derivatives. Not suitable for: normal humans.

Number 2-001; Code name: Loyal Dog Containment Item Class: Level 2 (Downgraded) Detailed description: Claiming to be the Evil God Shen Xie, it possesses the habit of mimicking the behavior of canine creatures on Earth, and is generally able to understand and obey human commands in its daily activities. Its power level was initially set as a Level 1 containment object.

... I've only seen a few pictures, but the main character looks like a dog. Is there something wrong with my understanding of God? There is absolutely no respect for a powerful and benevolent being? Are they all really pigs?

The evil god Shen Xie, you've really given those Foundation people a hard time, haven't you? What qualifications do they have? Do they even deserve it? I taught them the Golden Light Mantra, and they still don't know what's good for them. They should be shown the tyranny of an evil god. Restricting personal freedom? I can go wherever I want, what right do you have to tell me?

The main problem lies in the basic premise... I feel like everyone is focusing on the protagonist's sycophantic behavior without offering any constructive suggestions to the author... I wrote a long review, but because it was in my own thread, it was automatically collapsed by the system, so probably not many people will see it.

The author portrayed a perfectly good evil god as a self-righteous sycophant.

I know many people don't like reading stories about overpowered protagonists, but I believe almost everyone dislikes being a dog (or a weakling).

The protagonist reminds me of a powerful, obedient, and arrogant dog.

Book Title: (My Glorious Days as a Dog for the Foundation)