God Simulator

Have you ever been a god? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

Woc, I found that many people were making fun of me. I was scared away several times before. Now I came here to read it after reading the recommended book. It was indeed well written and reasonable in all aspects. The protagonist has a stable character and there are no bloody incidents. It is very good.

God, farming management is not a stand-alone game. There are multiple novice villages. The novice village where the protagonist is located has the legacy of a big boss. Once the strength reaches the standard, he will not be forced to leave the novice village. However, if outsiders want to come back to the novice village, their strength will be greatly reduced. Therefore, the outside boss will let his subordinate gods commit suicide to enter the protagonist's novice village to hunt for treasures. Therefore, the protagonist is currently developing in the Novice Village, and can still upgrade with advanced experience babies sent from outside.

I'm not very good at drawing. I'm really sorry for my poor pixel drawing. Don't scold me:(

There were other players who were very toxic and slipped away, but it was a pity that the writing was quite good.

I regretted giving up the book after reading Chapter 688. In the early stage of the book, from the perspective of a god, he fought with several other trainee gods in a broken novice world, but at the same time he was vulnerable to his opponents. There are also soldiers arranged by the two gods to enter the broken world to hinder the protagonist from discovering that faith is energy and population is life. From the beginning, there is a person, a village, a tribe, and three major cities, each with its own characteristics. Develop science and technology and do business, and produce heroes and prophets. Interact with reality through sacrifice and advent. Then there is a ranking of gods after the trainee gods, followed by the main god, and the protagonist may have turned one of the main gods into a subordinate and inherited part of the property of each of the two main gods, so the start is very fat. If you don't ascend, you won't enter the rankings. It turned into an existence similar to a pseudo-lord god. It's actually pretty good to write this. Probably it won't be interesting once you come into contact with the police in reality. Similar reality is an existence similar to the spiritual world, and the spiritual world is related to the transfinite zone and the like. Anyway, it's quite complicated, and the more you look at it, the more complicated it becomes. I can actually understand it at this point, it's just that the setting is rigorous, but I can't bear to use Faith Points to hire people. It's just a few small characters, and I thought the protagonist would be dismissed after a few casual attacks. Why, he spent hundreds of millions of Faith Points to hire four door gods? Are you kidding me? After all the hard work of developing the population, discovering technology, and a few little Karami have arrived, you are going to fight mosquitoes for me, killing chickens with a knife? How comfortable is it that you promised? There are nearly 700 chapters. I am a true fan of this. The more I read, the more frustrated I become. There is no climax.

I've read Chapter 20, and the poison points are a bit frequent. The little poisonous points are nothing, but the huge logical loopholes are too hard to ignore. The most poisonous part is in Chapter 20. Knowing that this is an online game with a high density of players and a great influence on reality, if you engage in provocative behavior against an unknown being whose level is significantly higher than your own, are you not afraid of being exposed? Or do you feel that your behavior is very covert? To bring an unrecorded stranger with obvious appearance to a public place, to be seen by acquaintances, to come into contact with case investigators, and to participate in many incidents related to game players, no matter how you look at it, you feel like you are seeking death. Secondly, even if we put aside practical factors, just judging from the development of the tribe in the game, you use a huge amount of faith value to provoke a god whose level is obviously higher than yourself. You don't even think about whether your remaining faith is enough to resist if another god retaliates. At present, the tribal technology tree only has bows and arrows. The most powerful weapon apostle is out, how dare you cause trouble. Finally, there is the use of letterhead. It is unreasonable to use letterhead as a prop without a word limit. The bug-level function allows it to be understood by villains. So wouldn't it be a direct takeoff to attach a lot of knowledge that can be used under those conditions? The author just couldn't think of it. Interesting idea, but I'm going to be poisoned.

I don't know which glass-hearted person got me wrong. The following is the original post

The plot in the early stage was quite good, and the author's writing was also good. Unfortunately, it started to fail in the middle stage, and various systems collapsed in the later stage. It's really a pity. The various trolls in the circle who are not allowed to speak are also a major poison, and the operations are completely ignored.

No way I was so poisoned that I couldn't help but say nothing. The author's ability to retain people in the previous chapters was not due to how good the author was, but because he had too many PUA readers. The reason why I persisted👀 in the afternoon was because I believed the recommendation from Shi Xuehan in the comment area. The writing was obviously full of loopholes. For example: it was clearly described before. There is no written culture tribe, but I can still understand the text of a barbarian tribe. This doesn't matter. I am trying to make up for the writer. It can be understood that this is a game, and some things are just a setting that you can understand if you can understand them. Then the following chapters 🈶 make it clear that this is a low-dimensional world, and you cannot understand the text without a written culture. But this can also be supplemented. It can be explained that if I write about reading the characters of barbarian tribes in the previous chapter, I will already have a written culture by default, without having to write it out specifically. But then there is a chapter about "inventing characters", which is really difficult. But it doesn't matter, there will be someone who can help the writer anyway. From the introduction to the previous content, you can bring in people who like farming stories and try to sell them like sheep. After all, the previous chapters cost no money. As a result, don't you feel that you have ruined yourself by switching from farming to online gaming? A community has at least four players, how many players are there in the world? Is there a management agency? How does the management agency manage people like the protagonist? Is it still possible to summon an apostle, a situation that is so powerful that it is realistic and allowed to develop? Also, the protagonist hasn't noticed anything special so far? Not an early gamer? If you have the same system as other players, then why should you attack other large tribes at will in the future? What a shame. I saw a comment that said, "The protagonist's cheats are really added later." I couldn't stand it. It means that I can't control the content anymore, so I can only add things from the back bit by bit to find rationality. I really can't understand the recommendation in the comment area that this book can be regarded as a good one. 🥵