Super God Academy: Infinite Knowledge, Taking Civilization to New Heights!

Seeing the cleanup plan reminds me of Japan and the United States; it's fucking disgusting.

If you don't understand, just ask: Is the protagonist a hardened exterminator, a swarm killer, or someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder?

If you're going to clash with the top civilizations in Super God, the original Stellaris's technology is a bit lacking. Transforming into a natural disaster is awesome? Burning heavenly weapons to blast stars is powerful? The light of the sun says, "My casting time is only a few minutes, and I can destroy a star.

Militarism and exclusion, coupled with the efficient use of neutron bombs to destroy planets, mean they want war. Then we'll give them war. The galactic stage is yours to take!

The biggest flaw in this book is that the protagonist lacks any humility or respect for other civilizations and is devoid of any genuine interest in exploring knowledge. He's merely a collector of knowledge, without any real purpose of his own. He doesn't care about the underlying principles or theories behind what he acquires. In fact, from beginning to end, I haven't seen the author have a laboratory of his own or any research topic.

Let me recommend another super-powerful fanfiction novel... "Super God: Rise of Civilization" is a novel where the protagonist becomes emperor and develops his own civilization. It's worth reading. Later, he clashes with the angels, and the two-dimensional foil eventually turns the angel galaxy into paper. If you're looking for something to read, check it out.

The mainstream of the Super God Universe is "divine rule," while the Federation leans more towards the rule of law. Sun Wukong's worldview is limited to good and evil; demons and monsters clash too much with the protagonist's civilized values ​​and are difficult to change. Moreover, he is not human, possessing an inherent chivalrous spirit, suitable for a small corner of the world but unfit for the grander realms of the universe.

Entering the academy at the start, half of the books are already wasted.

I'm speechless. The logic is so flawed. Super God Academy has a library? Are you kidding me? Even if there is a library, would it contain books about supergenes? Shouldn't this kind of information be stored on Deno III? The logical flaws are too serious; I couldn't even finish the first chapter. To try to understand a god-making civilization using Earth's level of cognitive thinking is, frankly, a bit foolish.

... Can the protagonist at least write about civilization in a normal way? The existence of a civilization is not determined by how poorly the protagonist portrays it. A normal civilization has its own foundation. Even if the theme song of the super-god civilization world is about technological creation, it's not something you can just destroy at will.