Lord of All: Start with a Pantheon

Twilight Army: We pulled the aloof gods off their thrones and returned power to all living beings. Now that the evil god has returned, we will raise the flag of resistance again and take the gods to their graves. When fighting against divine creatures, all attributes are improved and morale will not decrease. The higher the concentration of divinity, the greater the improvement, and it is immune to all mental attacks. Dog head

Are they all Western gods? It's because we have fewer Eastern gods.

From the first sprouts of life underwater... To the giant beasts of the Stone Age... To the first time humans walked upright, you've been through a lot. Now, begin your greatest exploration yet: from the cradle of early civilization to the vastness of the stars.

It is recommended to add a patch. One is ten thousand, ten thousand is one. The gods in the Pantheon are the clones of pig's feet. Otherwise, is this territory for pig's feet or for the gods?

Remember to use your time, don't write one or two hundred chapters before it's been a month

There may not be many people who have read this book, but I still ask you to read it on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. This will affect the next recommendation. If I stop recommending this time, I really won't recommend it in the future.

There's something about the author's name🐶

The idea is good, the writing is average, the encouragement post should be there, the author should update this quickly.

It's been almost a month since I published the book, and I've only updated it to 100,000 words😱

I took the title of this book to mean the opening of Ten Thousand Temples.

I've probably read some of them, and I'll write some of my own words for you. First of all, it is a bit outrageous in the book that you must have new believers in your temple to increase the divine favor. Praying faith every day does not provide divine favor points? It is really not possible. Even if you mention a separate branch and write a prayer to increase the faith value, and can exchange things with the gods. Otherwise, there will be big bugs. For example, I won't let my subjects believe that they are all pan-believers. I can believe in whatever god I need with whatever attributes I need. Anyway, even I, the pastor, don't believe in God. (I don't see the protagonist's beliefs now, even if you write the protagonist as a bit of a stick to fit the profession.) Secondly, there is the issue of the loyalty of the soldiers you recruit. Even if the protagonist has the characteristic of being a natural leader, he is afraid that the soldiers will run away. So can other lords really recruit soldiers who can fight? They will all run away after just a dozen. In fact, the subject matter is good. You can bind the protagonist to the gods so that the protagonist can communicate with the gods. Similar to how gods need human faith, and then give the protagonist a mission to fool people into believing in gods. In this way, the image of the gods can be written more fully, without writing too many gods. Just rewrite a few of them according to your inner thoughts. Otherwise, I would be really dumb looking at this, and I would really appreciate it.

If you are not upgrading quickly, it would be good to describe some content on territory construction. Life-related occupations have never had the opportunity to show off.

Can the author add a character building?

Why haven't we spread the faith of the Three Saints? Let's see what we can give.

I feel awkward when I see the word "cursive power", so I'd better change it back!

I quite like it after seeing it, but I feel like the author could describe the setting behind it a little bit, otherwise it would feel like it's just a matter of taking one step at a time, and the protagonist is relatively passive, come on! ✨

Is the combat power exaggerated? Generally speaking, 98% of such novels with too high combat power are useless. Only ordinary people and those who advance to the level of extraordinary and gradually develop farming infrastructure and military type are interesting.

Waiting for updates

A few suggestions: 1. The protagonist currently feels like a worker in the Pantheon. It is recommended that the Pantheon be bound to the protagonist. All gods can become clones of the protagonist, n-bit in one, and the protagonist works for himself. 2. The protagonist can make temple drawings and sell them. He can set up the drawing temple to obtain the upper limit of divine grace and let other lords work for him. 3. Introduce the idea of ​​planes. The main plane is the Eternal Continent, and the secondary plane is the hegemony plane. Each hegemony plane has a Blue Star human race + n other races, and the same race cooperates with other races. 4. Unlocking the clone can restrain other lords from using the divine favor field to harm themselves.