This God Is Way Too Protective
这个神灵太护短了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 770k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Why are there so many mistakes? It's ridiculous to keep switching between "Emperor White" and "Emperor White" all the time. And if you're going to combine Eastern and Western elements, fine, but please don't write the younger sister as a naive and innocent character. How can siblings who grew up in the slums be naive and innocent? Why force this characterization?
The protagonist's rescue mission felt forced, as if everything he did was preordained. He lacked any semblance of authority befitting a high-ranking deity. Was the protagonist even a god? If he were to help others restore their kingdoms later on, it wouldn't be very interesting.
Ganges? The one from India? You'd better not drink it. Indians practice water burial, and the Ganges water isn't clean.
Seriously, this is ridiculous. I can't stand this kind of system where the gods' levels are suppressed. They could easily increase the gods' strength, but they keep finding excuses not to. And this is after offending two main gods! In this situation, is it just waiting to die without leveling up? It completely defies basic logic!
The book was fine overall, except for the younger sister. I just don't understand why the protagonist had to make her such a naive and clueless character, hiding everything from her and preventing her from becoming stronger. It's toxic! The younger sister isn't an ordinary person; she's a saintess.
This god starts by... Taking over someone else's body... That's so low-class!
There are only twelve Guardian Knights, which proves that they must be the elite of the elite, but you sealed five of them at once.
Why are you keeping your faith points instead of leveling up? It doesn't make any sense. Are you suppressing your strength?
This book is alright. Don't treat the protagonist like a god; just think of him as a transmigrator who gains divine power.
Let me tell you how to pronounce this "": it's pronounced "zhi" (first tone).