Super God Academy: I Have Countless Scholar Templates

Comparatively awesome scholar templates include Dr. Chen, Nobita Shen, etc. These two are almost the ceiling for scholars in the heavens

Most of the fanfics about Super Seminary have a somewhat skewed outlook. They are either falling in love with an angel, or kneeling down to lick a devil. He is really an alien lackey who shows his utmost care and does not treat ordinary people as human beings.

The protagonists who travel through the world of super gods are all diaosi, a group of guys with shit in their heads. The super-god world cannot be saved and will be destroyed.

No matter how awesome the scientist template is, it can't save the zz protagonist who licks the angel.

I had nothing to do, so I read more than sixty chapters. The protagonist gave me the impression that he was a prude and was full of contradictions. The main plot does not look like scientific research and development, but rather an ambiguous pretense to flirt with girls. It's disgusting to watch a love drama suddenly appear on you. This is the most speechless thing. Farming scientific research has turned into a romance novel. Also, Ninjutsu is just a thing. In the world of science and technology, it's like stream of consciousness, right? The writing becomes more and more fantasy in the future. Set the fan value to speak, and jumped to the subscription chapter to order one. It's outrageous. I'm really unhappy about it.

I feel like I'm getting more and more pressured on the protagonist. I don't feel anything about it. What are you still doing in the small universe of Super God? There have been so many failures. It's written as if it's not open.

This is a love-minded article, and I want to ask the author whether you can kill Morgana. It has killed Chinese people, even in novels, and Morgana is indeed evil and kills people at will to destroy civilization.

Scholar, um, then I, the big dog-headed bachelor, and the desert god of death can also do it. The cycle of life and death is endless. We live and they die.

I can't stand it anymore. It's written by a scholar and a politician. Turning a tightly knit country into a loose and divided alliance. We can clearly unify, but we are afraid of 404 and decentralize power. It would be better not to write.

I roughly browsed through the content of the novel and the comments. I think the author's writing is pretty good. However, the first 20 chapters are just terrible. I feel like the author didn't understand the point. The core focus of this book is the scholar. The protagonist in the early stage should deepen the image of the scholar to the readers, so as to make the readers more interested in reading, instead of having an affair with Qilin (and the author is really bad at writing emotional dramas). It feels like the cart has been put before the horse. I don't speak for others, at least I came here for the reputation of a scholar. You need to deepen the image of the protagonist as a scholar for me, so that I can have the motivation to continue reading. Although many people say that the early stage of a certain novel is not good, the later stage is very good. I don't know what other people think, but I have always felt that online novels are fast food literature. What they focus on is quick browsing and quick absorption, so that you can maintain a happy mood. In this case, there is not much room for error in the novel. When there is an uncomfortable plot in an unfamiliar novel, you can turn to one more chapter at most. If it still doesn't work, retreat decisively. Even if you like the author more, the most you can do is read a few more chapters. If it still doesn't work, you won't continue reading. (For example: Doomsday Online, this book is very well written. Many readers say that the content in the later period is explosive. It is because I couldn't stand some early chapters. I read it many times later, but I have no desire to read it at all.) There are too many novels and too many choices. There will be no situation where you have to read it. Even if the author is uncomfortable, the reader will not read it if he doesn't want to. There is no more room for error. Personally, I feel that it is a pity that the author did not establish the image of the protagonist scholar in the early stage. Otherwise, the performance of this book should be better. I hope the author can write better and better in the future.