Myriad Worlds: Fighting the Angels from the Start

This power imbalance is truly baffling. The protagonist's all-out attack clashed head-on with the angelic being Leng, a being of divine physique. The impact was so great that Leng's hands went numb. However, later Arriving in the Resident Evil universe, they unexpectedly anticipate facing off against the Lickers. It's like you could fight a tiger back and forth. But I expect to fight a gecko.

He was ruthless and decisive in the early stages, showing no mercy even to beautiful women, prioritizing mission completion above all else. Frankly, he's a breath of fresh air in the world of super-powerful novels… But the Qin Shi Huang arc really baffled me.

Technology shouldn't be confined to one world, especially in a super god academy. Its technology, how should I put it, emphasizes the individual, you know? I hope you can focus on warships rather than divine bodies; that's too limiting. Also, don't limit the attack range of warships to a few kilometers. In space, how can you fight like that? It has to be several light-years.

There are too many simps in the fanfiction of Super God, it's rare to see one that doesn't simp, what a breath of fresh air!

I'm curious about the author's concept of justice. Goodbye.

Awkward! The princess has already become empress, so why not posthumously grant the protagonist an imperial title? Like Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Emperor Taizu of Ming, Emperor Chengzu of Ming, etc.! Then the protagonist returns, and suddenly everyone calls the empress "Your Highness" again? Was she deposed by the protagonist?

Well, there's too much conjecture and speculation involved, and the character designs are a bit odd. Just please stop with the double standards, or at least openly admit to them. However, the secondary interpretations clash significantly with my own limited knowledge and understanding, so I've decided to abandon this one. Also, I still have to say, I think the interpretation of justice and order is just so-so.

As the ruler of the universe, you talk like a slick, flippant man all day! And you even use the phrase "disrespecting me"?! Can't you use more precise language? For example, this is disrespectful to me; this is a dialogue based on strength! Wouldn't you know better if you just looked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' statements?

Stop exaggerating, stop exaggerating. At best, it's just filler material. The protagonist is written like he has a split personality, with his intelligence fluctuating wildly. The worst part is that after a warship is destroyed with a single sword strike, he actually says, "Let's see how many she can take down." It has its enjoyable moments, but also quite a few downsides.

The protagonist has a good personality, but how can the game work without a super gene? I hope they introduce a gene from within the alliance. Also, it would be best to avoid incorporating fantasy elements, as most people watch Super God Academy for the super genes and technology.