The Supreme Path to Godhood

The setting is novel, and you can see at first glance The writing is average and the plot is a bit old-fashioned. If you put aside the novel setting, it can be incorporated into the novel written by Xiaobai seven or eight years ago without any sense of violation. It is forced to pretend to be B, and the plot is relatively rigid. In addition to the novel setting, it may be difficult to read. It is said that the small world is dimensioned. Most of the novel is spent describing how the protagonist pretends to be B to slap in the face, the supporting characters reduce their intelligence, and the beauty sticks to the story. In addition, the details are too uncomfortable. Since you choose to rely on fantasy and not write about technology, you can add a setting and explain why you don't develop technology. If the current level of technology cannot cause harm to the gods of other worlds, then you are not developing technology. Hundreds of billions of people in a thousand years are all blindly pursuing gods. (According to your setting, there are only one or two high schools in each school, and no one will even embark on the path of godhood. Even if one in a thousand people pursues godhood here, the rest are either lying flat or being stupid.) You can watch it without thinking. It is purely personal opinion. If the author wants to take a look, you can have a look. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them together. If you compare, you win (I am probably talking about the author (●—●))

It's okay to read it without thinking. After reading the first dozen chapters, there are too many poisonous points. A martial arts genius wants to be the god of fertility (he will become a god after giving birth to 81 children. I don't know what the setting is, and he must be in good health, otherwise his body will not allow it). The slap-in-the-face part is relatively retarded, and the scene where Liang Kun is slapped in the face by the protagonist is relatively retarded. The supporting characters are brainless, whether they are Thor or the senior friend, they are all unpleasant. How to say it: This author is of average quality, suspected of cheating on votes, and controlling comments in book circles. Book friends can read the comments on each chapter, and they are all talking about poison. I can only say that the daily poison introduction is really awesome🐮, Shennong has been poisoned to death

I bought a chapter just to make a post. The first few chapters seemed okay, but Chapter 17 really made me sick. When you were so poor that you could only eat Laotan pickled cabbage instant noodles, your good friend gave you steamed buns to eat, and chatted with you every day.

I regret spending money on this book just to review it. It's only 23 chapters and it's so addictive that I can't stand it. Why don't I finish reading the free chapters before considering whether to spend money on it? ! ! !

The most disgusting thing about this kind of writing about God is that it is written about the extreme brainlessness of school students. This kind of brainless writing is only suitable for Tomato

Those who agreed, how much did they charge? They are so poisonous. I only read Chapter 15 and I was hooked

Well, everything else is fine, but this setting makes me uncomfortable. Why do I have to use a hammer when taking the Thor path? Is it because the gun doesn't conduct electricity? Is there still a setting that says if you use a gun, you definitely don't need a hammer? 🙂🙂🙂

There are three buns that can be given to two protagonists. When they get to the path of god, fuck, they won't pay attention to them. It's really 🤮 The world is seriously collapsing. A college student, well, no matter how powerful he is, none of the teachers in so many schools can beat him, and he can't catch anyone. Was this world meant for him? It's a big mistake.

I'll check it out again a month after it's released. I'll save you a lot in just a few days.

The setting is very good, the plot is too over-the-top, and there are too many poisonous points.