
How Can You Become a Demon God Without a Day Job?
不打工你怎么成为魔神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 923k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
238Chapters
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10.3kRecs
92.8kFans
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Author, I found a problem with your writing style. The thief is very serious. But there is a small problem with this problem, that is, this problem only appears in series every 10 chapters. So if you update 9 more pictures, I will point them out for you.
How does it feel that I have read the same novel but with a eunuch?
I think the protagonist is so powerful, why not make his city a no-go zone for monsters and monsters, but instead keep putting out fires everywhere. Use your spiritual consciousness to search the whole city carefully, find all the rats and eliminate them, wouldn't that be the end of it?
Suggestion, I suggest that it is best to remove the Bakuhuang Invincible stream. I don't know why, but as long as I see the Bakuhuang Invincible stream, I will go over it and feel this book. It definitely won't look good. If it weren't for the interesting introduction, I feel like I would have passed this book.
What a great book Which pigeon's new number is it?🤭🤭
The author's writing is average. The author just puts the main character first on other aspects, not the protagonist. It's because the author didn't write down the protagonist's thinking and imagining process. What the protagonist thinks, the author should write. Instead of letting the supporting characters next to you explain it clearly. Otherwise, it feels like there is no sense of substitution. It feels like so-so. The author should be able to modify these. Maybe it will get better gradually.
A great master will always pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. From time to time, there will be a few second-, third-, and fourth-level players who come out to show off. They are completely incomprehensible and can be killed casually. They have to wait for others to pretend half a chapter. Every time I have to do it last, it's annoying to see, tsk, this post can't pass review? I'm just telling the truth, brother, you don't even understand that it's fun to watch the protagonist. It's fun to watch the protagonist show off. Watching a few minions jumping around in front of the protagonist, repeatedly stepping on the protagonist's friends, and finally the protagonist takes action. I don't think it's so pretentious. . .
I was just looking for novels and found a very strange book. There are three vertical screens in total, all issued by the system. I thought about supporting him and posting a book review, but it couldn't be posted. The author set the fan value, and if the fan value is 500 or above, he can post. That's ridiculous. He made it seem like subscribing to chapters was not enough to get 500 fan points, and then I understood.
Author, there are serious problems with your book. I guess you won't be able to sign a contract even after you've written 200 chapters! If you don't believe it, you should work overtime every day to update to chapter 200 as soon as possible.
I have a question, why can the protagonist deliver so many takeaways in one day? Even if he delivers quickly, it takes time to make the takeaways. Is it possible that the protagonist also provides cooking?