I Loaded a God Module

It's quite interesting, isn't it? The celestial gods conceal their tentacles reaching into the human world with holy light; the sacred shepherd offers his believers to the table; the red moon, guardian of dreams, is betrayed and forgotten, its last remaining wings torn off by innocent children; and the storm awakening from the depths of the abyss will eventually surge forth, tearing away the veil…

This is a great book! The writing style and the imagination are both commendable so far. The protagonist's personality is somewhat obsessive, but not in a chaotic or disorderly way, and he doesn't come across as disgusting. To be honest, this title isn't very appealing, and the author's update speed is worrying. Waaah, I can only save it up and hope the author won't abandon the project. Once I've saved up some money, I'll definitely give a big tip. Damn it, why am I so broke?

From now on, I'll post a dog emoji every time the author updates a chapter. Hope you all remember that.

[Shennong's Advice] The book is good, very well written. However, please note that this is not a traditional high-brow novel where the protagonist becomes a god and collects followers. The protagonist's high-brow image drops significantly after only a few chapters, and his personality is rather eccentric—one moment he's calm, the next he's childish, and then he spouts nonsense.

I've seen many people who praise this book being accused of taking advantage of others' success, which I don't understand. The author of this book seems to struggle to even get paid for perfect attendance; how could they possibly have the ability to give out money? 🙂

It's like finding gold in the trash. It's practically perfect on Qidian after this company took over. Now Qidian is full of books from studios, so having one like this is quite something, unlike those mindless, poorly written works from studios.

Goodness, I was filtered out after only reading two chapters. What's going on with those who said it was well-written? Are our tastes that different?

Why does the author require a certain fan value to comment? I just finished reading chapter four and wanted to interact, but I had to scroll back and subscribe. By the time I came back, I had no desire to comment anymore. It felt like my emotions were being blocked; it was so frustrating.

The beginning was good, but the protagonist's actions after possessing another body were far too rough. Inappropriate dialogue, inexplicable divine gazes—the author wanted to portray a protagonist with divine qualities, but the writing couldn't keep up.

Is the author being targeted? Why are there so many trolls in the comments section? Those who say we're just making easy money, aren't you the one making easy money? How much did you collect? If you have any complaints about this book, then come forward and say something. Stop spouting nonsense.