Are You Crazy? You Call This a Land God?
疯了吧！你管这叫土地神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 514k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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232Chapters
16.2kRecommendations
109.8kFans
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Well written, but the style is a bit low-class... A god is afraid of humans. Why not just send out a few dozen heavenly lightning bolts to scare them first? There's no need to shamelessly help others; we need to have some class. A god shouldn't be treated like this. Well written, if the enemy doesn't use nuclear weapons, we won't send Yan Shuangying.
It started off well, but I suggest that when you write this type of book, the protagonist shouldn't appear in person all the time, or constantly appear in dreams. For example, when writing the part about the abducted child, you can just teleport there and use the old map to mark the trafficker's address. In the part about rescuing the rich man, just rescue him directly. Don't appear all the time.
The protagonist wants to restore order, so he goes on a crazy spree of defying fate? Isn't that disrupting order?
After forcing myself to read forty chapters, I died from poisoning. This minor deity, who had been a laid-back, Buddhist-like character for three years, suddenly became arrogant after receiving a little incense offering. Not only did he keep sending people dreams, but he also created a clone to answer their questions. Was he trying to be a babysitter?
Don't always be responsive to requests. If you don't respond even once, people will resent you. It's fine to be a couch potato and occasionally help kind people.
The female characters in the book are described as if they were from a novel ten years ago: beautiful eyes, aloof and proud—the adjectives are all too standard.
The protagonist is contradictory in that he doesn't care about anything, yet he cares about everything.
This book was probably just practice for the author. Reality is often more dramatic than fiction, but stories are meant to be relaxing. If readers enjoy the story, the author earns money. The author should practice their writing more and avoid overly dramatic plots. As for what a god should be like, comparing that description to the one in the book reveals just how badly it flopped.
Chapter 1: The Land God Who Only Wants to Be a couch potato Latest chapter: The struggle for the Human Emperor's Body Let's just tell them to quit. I'm tired of these kinds of novels that are all hype and no substance. If you can't write the invincible protagonist trope, don't write it.
It started well, but then it went terribly. That's my assessment.