The Divine Path Begins on Krypton

Actually, it's quite good; at least it's not a case of false advertising, and it portrays a powerful and resilient god.

Actually, I think the title isn't appealing enough. Changing it to something like "Starting with the God of Krypton" would probably get more clicks.

It felt strange that Sherry personally went to guide Luo Feng. Why would she guide a disciple pre-booked by the Mountain Retreat? Right now, it's completely unclear what the protagonist's goal is, and the protagonist's cultivation level is vaguely described. It's just said that the protagonist is very powerful, but it feels empty. The protagonist's screen time is also decreasing.

It's good; it's a novel the author wrote with care, not one of those boring, mass-produced products.

I suggest you don't create your own power system. The main problem is that an original system is impossible to remember. When you're conquering worlds, you can let your created Kryptonians handle the tasks, and you can just guide the direction from behind. Otherwise, what's the point of creating this race?

A mature book club cannot exist without idiom chain games, just as the West cannot exist without Jerusalem. I'll go first, do whatever I want.

Personally, I find it enjoyable to occasionally insert a chapter about a filial daughter into a series of more serious chapters, because every life has its own thoughts and ideas.

Having read six chapters so far, I must say the author has done an excellent job of portraying 'invincibility' and 'great power'.

When does the protagonist begin traversing through the heavens?

There are even books that describe the aftermath of ascension; such an old book brings tears to my eyes.