When God Starts Evolving Again

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No wonder he's a top-tier author; are his books still stuck in the past?

Why can't the world's number one magic user forcibly occupy a gate? Don't you have the power? Aren't you the world's number one? Why are you trying to piggyback on someone else's gate? Daniel Wu: You think you're so good at fighting? What good is fighting if you can't survive in this world? It's all about power and connections! Calling yourself God? Turns out you're just a nobody!

This was a consultation post. It seemed like a book by a well-known author, and the comments were decent, making me want to jump in. But after reading a few chapters, something felt off. The protagonist is a powerful figure, the number one in magical armor, and the post emphasizes that this is a spiritual ability, arguing that the physical body is meaningless.

The reason this book ended so quickly is probably the same as with playing games: it wasn't very popular, and the pacing was a bit slow in the early stages. However, given Twelve's writing style, she did indeed create a good story. At first, I thought it would extend to the main universe, but now that it's finished, it feels disjointed, like it ended just as it began? It's a bit of a letdown.

After being delayed for so long, you still have a featured post on the homepage 🙂🙂. And that's the ranking.

Why would someone at the top of their field need to start from scratch? Even if they can't directly control a gate, can't they find someone to collaborate with? Is the number one magic armor master really that lacking in prestige?

If it's a wish-fulfillment novel, then it's a wish-fulfillment novel; if it's behind the scenes, then it's behind the scenes. Don't give it a title that sounds like a wish-fulfillment novel. It's not a wish-fulfillment novel, so don't give it a title that sounds like one. Of course, we don't necessarily need to read wish-fulfillment novels, but if you give us a wish-fulfillment novel title but the content is completely different, how are we supposed to immerse ourselves in it?

Nostalgic for those early days when we'd get up at dawn 😆

Her personal style is still so distinctive. She has written so many books that are exactly the same, with many plot holes and superficial and watery content.