The Zombie God of Super God Academy

I once read about someone with the bloodline of Pangu, who also carried destiny—or rather, that guy *was* destiny itself. He truly appeared on Earth over 10 million years ago, and later, after waking from a deep sleep, he encountered Suirenshi, and it wasn't until Youchaoshi that the protagonist experienced even a tiny bit of emotional fluctuation again.

Although the subject matter is good, the main character is truly unbearable to watch. 1. The protagonists all possess divine power and a great deal of wealth, yet they still live in rented rooms in urban villages. They are amazed and envious of the wealthy lives of rich girls, completely forgetting that they are already rich themselves. The protagonist is like an exceptionally powerful loser.

This is the most awesome zombie I've ever seen. Combining the three books should have made it surpass the Zombie King, but the protagonist has three books and becomes a fifth-generation zombie. What's the point of being a zombie if you can't even make such a trashy one?

The ability user from "My Date with a Zombie" arrived at the Super God Academy. I hope we will no longer be bound by rigid frameworks! As we all know, the energy utilization rate in the theological universe is incredibly impressive! How touching is it?

The book's premise is quite good. After all, both *Matchmaking* and *Super God* follow the path of creating gods through technology. However, the protagonist's abilities feel too weak, too monotonous compared to the various abilities in the *Super God* universe.

It's hard to tell which world is more advanced or less advanced in "My Ages Apart." You could say they're low-level, but they can even calculate fate, which is equivalent to predicting the future and recording the destinies of all living beings. You could also say they're advanced, but they're still confined to the solar system.

Is it merely to be a god of Earth or a god of the entire universe? 😏😏😏 The three books of Heaven, Earth, and Man have such powerful settings. If the goal is to become a god of the entire universe, then one shouldn't care about the rise and fall of a single race. Fundamentally, the protagonist is from another dimension and has no connection to any species in this universe. If the goal is clear, then to become the god-king of the entire universe, the death of any number of races is worthwhile.

There are too many continuity errors. Getting excited over a plane? Do they think people are stupid? And the most illogical thing about the Super God Universe is its management. Native Earthlings are one thing, but a powerful alien from another planet respects a powerless old man from Earth? Don't even mention how Earth could have such a secret in the eyes of a more advanced civilization.

The game started with the Three Books of Heaven, Earth, and Man, and even mentioned the manufacturing technology of the Pangu Clan. I thought it was amazing, but it turned out to be such a mess. I'm disgusted.

Morgana, even with her fourth-generation divine body, still has her period! 😅😅