
Everyone Becomes a God, Starting as a Lord
全民成神从领主开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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157Chapters
16.7kRecommendations
30.4kFans
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I couldn't keep going past chapter 25, so I frantically suppressed the protagonist. The second day's elemental pool had at least 15 waves of monsters, but later I realized that on average, each wave only had about 11 monsters. That's less than the protagonist's army! What's the difficulty? And then there's the sacrifice of elemental cores, just for a lottery?
I don't understand how others manage to survive; even those using cheats are so hard to beat.
I have an idea, but there are big problems. The cheat system is quite powerful, but I don't know if it's suppressing the protagonist or what. The initial three reincarnations add one more per day, and I've already used it twice. Why isn't the Immortal Spring reincarnating? The purchased residential buildings aren't reincarnating either.
Speaking of which, why not bring over the Armor Hero Netherworld Legion? They're loyal, and they can all transform into Armor Heroes, even though only three captains in the TV series actually did it.
Sigh, it seems I'm back to the "eunuch" phase again. The last book was the same; I abandoned it halfway through. This one's even faster.
I've read 21 chapters, and overall it's alright, with no major flaws! The author's ideas are quite novel and appealing, but this genre is also very difficult to write about. I think the author shouldn't just cater to readers and write according to their own ideas; after all, "different strokes for different folks," and everyone has different preferences!
Do people actually read this kind of book? I don't understand. The whole world is being treated like idiots, and the protagonist is an idiot with superpowers. Unbelievable.
This is supposed to be an era where everyone can become a god, but after watching it, I still feel there's a touch of pettiness in it. 😞
I sold the account. I don't believe an author capable of writing "One Shot" would be at this level.
Who was the founder of this "everyone becomes a god" genre? Why is it necessary to have college entrance exams, school exams, and competitions? It's a disaster for all time!