Becoming an Evil God Starts with Implementing Justice

Since there is a setting of resurrection, the protagonist should die a few more times and die heroically for friends, civilians and so on at the climax It's like you cleared the level in one life.

The last picture before it was put on the shelves was back to Earth, and the first picture it was put on the shelves talked about the relationship between the protagonist and that god, and suddenly it felt different from what I thought. If you don't like inheritance, if so: Anyone who travels through time will be qualified to become a god, and various god names will be randomly generated. The Roaring Temple is prepared for travelers, this is an invasion from another world. I think this is what I want to see. Originally, I had the feeling that the author wanted to write it this way, but as soon as it was put on the shelves, the contrast was overwhelming, and I instantly lost interest in reading it. If the protagonist is chased by the teacher, the Knight with Lion Heart Armor stays with the teacher or finds his own path alone instead of following the protagonist (which makes me feel like the protagonist is opening a harem). Then I think this book will attract me more.

When did the development of believer farming begin? The progress is too slow

The book is quite nice, but why are there so few people?

I just found a book that I thought was good, so I checked it out and it hasn't been updated for four days. I looked again and asked if I would take the civil service exam?

At the beginning of the second volume, I felt that I didn't have a good grasp of the main plot, and I felt that the protagonist was a bit passive.

I just saw the front and made a blind guess. The name of the evil god will always make the fellow villagers take the blame, and the fun-lovers and arms dealers may be happy. From then on, the gun god became the most evil god

It seems okay, why is no one watching it?

The book is very good. Why is there no one here?