I Came to This World to Establish the Divine Path

Suggestion post! All suggestions and criticisms should be directed here.

The biggest problem with the "divine path" genre on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is that most authors don't bother to examine the true nature of immortals and Buddhas in traditional Buddhist and Taoist mythology. They blindly plunge into the "incense-based divine path" genre.

The book is finished; let's discuss our opinions on the new book.

This is too wordy... Personally, I think the early-stage progression in the Divine Path is fast. You should quickly reach the seventh rank of County City God before others realize it. This way, the most basic City God system can be built (Six Ministries, Civil and Military Judges, Day and Night Patrol Gods, Earth and Water Gods, etc.). Only after controlling a county's territory should you engage in intrigue and alliances. Dealing with powerful forces from a mere township is ridiculous.

I've read the latest chapter of this book, and the protagonist is just a god among humans, not a god among all living beings! The scene about killing the tiger demon is even more hypocritical. It's not a big deal that demons eat people or people eat demons, but the tiger demon enslaves human souls and eats people, which is a great sin in the eyes of humans.

I quite like Shinto books, but I wonder what the relationship is between gods and believers, and what the relationship is between Shinto and Heaven and Earth. After all, gods have the power to rule Heaven, so how do they choose when believers' ideas conflict with those of Heaven and Earth? One side provides incense offerings, the other receives merit from Heaven and Earth.

Supporting someone is the most foolish thing to do. Everyone says that spiritual energy has revived, so humanity can't possibly be weaker than the divine path. Don't you understand the principle that two tigers can't share one mountain? What is there to support? Is the protagonist supporting someone else? On what basis? To end up on equal footing? What are you thinking?

You've already established your own unique path. If you prepare a good outline for your next book and build up a solid backlog of drafts before publishing, achieving success shouldn't be a problem. I've seen other books that are less well-written than yours simply update more frequently, yet their subscription numbers still go up.

The author stopped writing about two female ghosts. The maid ghost controlled people in the city, spreading her religion and slandering the protagonist's divine path. The protagonist thought this was an invitation to him. The maid ghost interrupted the protagonist halfway through, but the master didn't say anything, and the protagonist didn't react either.

There's a bug here. If dynasties didn't bestow titles, at least their ancestors would, and the whole world would worship them. So many emperors were practically gods. What chance did a nobody like you have?