The Lord God Begins in the Wasteland
主神从废土开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 378k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Regarding whether or not to let the reincarnators die, my view is that killing them at this stage is not short-sighted, because the most important goal for the current version of the God Space is to accumulate a certain amount of reserve resources—that is, reincarnation points and related skill exchanges. Everything else is secondary.
The protagonist can learn from the multiverse protagonist genre to become stronger, but reincarnators are not suited to power systems that require extensive training to grow stronger. In the early stages, the protagonist should go to worlds where power can be easily obtained and its effects are immediate, such as the common starting village in multiverse stories like "Chronicle," where there are…
[A familiar topic] We've become numb to and disgusted by many so-called ruthless and decisive books where women get nosebleeds, touch their noses, can't walk, are impossible to kill in the plot, have drastically lowered IQs, and have stupid supporting characters and idiotic/chuunibyou characters ingrained in their bones.
In my imagination, I believe that reincarnators can never truly defeat the main god. Everything about a reincarnator belongs to the main god, and their methods are also a continuation of the main god's teachings. In other words, their path is a continuation of the main god's path.
The idea that reincarnators could destroy the main god's space is a joke, merely a figment of their imagination. It's as laughable as a god who created all things being defeated by ants. The main god will always be ahead of the reincarnators, and the difference in strength will be immeasurable, unless you give a lot of your resources to the reincarnators and have no suspicion of them, selflessly…
In the God-construction genre, using brutal methods to deal with reincarnators is a mistake; it results in high casualties and low efficiency. It will cultivate a group of passive, rebellious traitors, or reincarnators with psychological problems. First, cultivate a group of beneficial reincarnators, then extraordinary individuals rise in society, forcing the old forces to become reincarnators for their own benefit, ultimately forcing the entire world to work for them.
Does the author even have an outline? Seriously, 220,000 words already, and you're still writing about a wasteland world? It's not that I don't know your wasteland has some kind of foreshadowing or something, but your protagonist has neither strength nor any human intervention, not even a single special ability. Even if you summon more, they're just free kills.
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The main god even stepped in himself; he's doomed!
It's well-written. Over the years, most of the main god-themed novels I've read involve characters who act as babysitters, never dying, and the main god always covering for them when something goes wrong. I'm not here to read about a babysitter training program. Only a main god whose reincarnators can die or disappear fits the original terrifying giant sphere of light. Also, the daily updates are really too few. Keep it up, author!