The Supreme Path to Godhood

The concept is novel and worth watching. The writing is mediocre, and the plot is somewhat clichéd. If you disregard the novel setting, it could easily be crammed into a typical light novel from seven or eight years ago without feeling out of place. The forced attempts at grandstanding and the stiff plot progression make it difficult to read beyond the novel setting.

It's okay to read without thinking too much, but after reading the first dozen or so chapters, there are quite a few flaws. A martial arts genius wants to become the God of Fertility (becoming a god after having 81 children—I don't understand this setting—and you also need to be physically strong, otherwise your body won't allow it).

I bought a chapter just to post this. The first few chapters were okay, but chapter seventeen really disgusted me. When you were down on your luck and could only afford instant noodles with pickled cabbage, your best friend gave you steamed buns and chatted with you every day. Now that you're successful and have suddenly gained power, just because he didn't fawn over you, he won't say a word, and then he says it's his own choice. Pah!

I regret spending money on this book just to leave a review. It's already so addictive after only 23 chapters! Why didn't I read the free chapters first before deciding whether to spend money?!

What I find most repulsive is this kind of brainless writing that includes gods and school students. This kind of mindless writing is only suitable for Tomato (a popular Chinese writer).

Those who promised, how much money did they get? It's so ruthless. I'm already hooked after only 15 chapters.

Um, everything else is fine, but this setup is really bothering me. Why do you have to use a hammer to go through the Thor route? Is it because guns don't conduct electricity? Or is it some kind of rule that using a gun is always less powerful than using a hammer? 🙂🙂🙂

Someone who would give two out of three steamed buns to the protagonist, once they've ascended to godhood, they'll completely ignore him. Seriously! 🤮 The world is in complete disarray. A college student—well, no matter how capable—couldn't even get a single teacher from so many schools to come after him, let alone catch him. Is this world even meant for him? It's utterly absurd.

I'll check back after it's been on sale for a month, so it won't be abandoned after only a few days.

The premise is great, but the plot is terrible and has too many flaws.