My Path to Godhood

Many friends are wondering why the protagonist goes through some hardships in every world. I will explain it a little bit here. This setting is my personal understanding of the energy operation of the universe. In my opinion, the universe is infinitely large and far away, but the infinite universe is also a whole. The overall energy operation will not change easily, but local energy oscillations will often occur. This energy oscillation will not affect the entire universe and will soon subside under the general trend. Every time the protagonist lands on a body, it will trigger a slight local energy shock in the area. The protagonist's disaster can be understood as a manifestation of local energy shocks. Since it is a oscillation, it is regular. It will oscillate every once in a while until it completely subsides. Of course, friends can generally summarize it as autonomous anti-virus cleanup by the will of the universe. If you have any interesting fantasies about the universe we live in, you can post to express your views🌹🌹🌹😁😁😁

After reading about thirty chapters, I suddenly want to ask everyone a question. Have you ever had a child crisis? I remember when I was little. I fell from a height of about 5 meters. Just fell into the sand. That's the stone next to the sand. Another time was when I was crossing the road. The motorcycle was hit and stopped, and the person was in front of the motorcycle's wheels. There is also being bitten by a dog. Had rabies vaccinations several times. This was basically when I was still in primary school. There were no kindergartens in rural areas at that time.

Gentlemen, can you provide some more novels similar to Diary of Becoming a God? Do you have any novels that understand what is happening and why? ? ?

Little boy, little girl, hermaphrodite, asexual, disabled person, non-human, humanoid, alien, alien, alien beast, plant, energy, high and low dimensions, undead, ghost, angel, dragon, demon, immortal, insect, machine, monster, spiritual body, fluid , will, quantum, materialism, viruses, spirits, time and space, gods, mythical creatures (Arkham), entities, shadows, voids, carbon silicon sulfide groups, energy bodies, mathematics, planets, stars, fantasy creatures, dark matter, antimatter, concepts , microorganisms, gel, wave state, rules, gas, liquid and solid state, particles, elements, AI, aquatic, land and air creatures, parasites, zombies, Classic of Mountains and Seas, unnatural, creation, stacking, size change, symbiosis, mushrooms, nebulae, elves... There are too many ways to play 😏😏 Many of them are general references, what if a dead object is forcibly brought to life There should be many more that can be added The probability, it seems, is possible, is not zero.

Forget it, I won't read the ending, just keep it. Just keep the tireless attitude and spirit of studying along the way and the beautiful scenery of each new world in my imagination. Although the novel is finished, I haven't finished it, it just hasn't finished. The new world is in my mind.

I took a look at the comments and most of those who complained were Teddy because there was no heroine. There are also readers who like traditional and incomprehensible immortality or fantasy. In fact, this book is quite good. It is a great point that there is no heroine. Those books about mortals cultivating immortals and having ears are really ruined. Three Views: The protagonist cannot move his legs when he sees a woman. He flaunts himself to be ruthless and licks one and the other... (Those who want to kill him, his enemy's fiancée, etc.) It's really eye-catching... I don't understand the perverted psychology of readers who like to see this kind of thing and use it as the highlight of the whole book.

Evaluation: The protagonist is too smooth, the universe is stupid, and the supporting characters are like children

They say that in the world of ferocious beasts, the protagonist is a slut, but you don't even think about how old the protagonist was at that time. He was 16 years old! I am about to become an adult. According to the previous worlds, the catastrophe of world consciousness is at the age of 5 and 17. The next catastrophe is coming soon. I think the protagonist here should think that he cannot solve pancreatic cancer. What if another protagonist with pancreatic cancer comes to him at the age of 17? The protagonist must make plans for his death. Before you get sick, make more contributions. The protagonist has said it, he didn't want to go against it, he just wanted to leave the knowledge and left. But look at the encirclement and suppression of the Taishi Beast. To deal with this kind of monster, the indigenous people must either drive it away or let it eat enough and leave. Let the monster eat its fill and leave, eating hundreds of people at once! Can you imagine the people at the bottom? Those warriors are really invincible. They can run away when they encounter monsters and take their families with them. But what about the common people at the bottom? What kind of resistance do they have? Do you deserve to be eaten by monsters? Don't stand so high. If you were replaced by the common people at the bottom, would you like to be in control of your own life, or would you rather put your life in the hands of others and be abandoned at any time? Standing from a high position, I said that the protagonist was wrong, that the protagonist did not consider the consequences and the civil strife of mankind. You have no one to care about the people at the bottom. No matter how chaotic they are, at least they can take their own lives in their own hands instead of being sacrificed to fill the belly of monsters. At least add a swift rune, and they can run no slower than warriors, and they will no longer be helpless victims. It is said that when the bottom gets power, the human race will be in civil strife. I just wonder, do you people stand from the people's perspective? You are the ruler, and you want to maintain the current stability, but your stability was obtained through the innocent sacrifices of the people at the bottom. Why should the people at the bottom not only have to squeeze out the surplus value to grow food, but also stand up in times of crisis and use their lives to fill the belly of monsters? You poor man, what kind of ruler do you stand for? ? The protagonist is the one who gives you, a poor man, a chance to make a living.

Dalibo, you gave up on logic. In order to end the plot of the Immortal Cultivation World as quickly as possible, you let the protagonist end the plot of the Immortal Cultivation Star in a way that is quite uncharacteristic of the character. Character creation relies on the characters' choices in different stories to highlight their personalities. You can't point at a character who makes stupid choices time and time again and say he is as smart as a demon. Every time the protagonist falls asleep, it will take at least millions of years. Time and opportunities are extremely precious to him. The protagonist always says that he must cherish every opportunity... The protagonist has faced major choices twice and made choices that are not consistent with his personality. If he does it a few more times, he will form a new personality, a funny character.

It seems that there are about 3,000 orders. Come on, author, don't cut it or end it. I really like this kind of protagonist who plays with his brains. He is tired of seeing the clichés of slaps in the face. He is full of character, infinitely superimposed knowledge, leads the world trend, and is a saint in front of others. 👍