Panlong Descends Upon Modern Earth

If a high-level god's avatar is killed and reclaims its own high-level godhood, and the main body in the Holy Domain first refines the lower and middle-level godhoods of others before refining its own, theoretically the souls should be compatible. So, can it continue normal cultivation? Or even refine the main godhood?

Is there only one supreme deity in the universe, or are there as many as seventy-seven across all systems? If there are so many, it seems too common.

This book is useless. It's such a waste of my coins and my time. There's nothing interesting left to write now. It's just endless killing, which is utterly boring. If it were just about killing, it wouldn't be so bad, but the protagonist is indifferent, cruel, untrustworthy, and has a chaotic and evil demeanor.

Sudden death; the ending of this book truly is a sudden death.

This book could be renamed "Avril's Hellish Adventures" after it's released; the protagonist's presence is really weak! Is it appropriate to give so much screen time to an original supporting character? She's not even the female lead; this is just padding the numbers!

It seems like the author changed after the wind-elemental god's avatar went on a journey.

I'm really looking forward to this book, but I'm wondering if its timeline will intersect with that of the protagonist, Lin Lei.

Honestly, they're all gods, so why are they still so foolish?

It's gone too far, and there's no main plot.

The protagonist doesn't seem like a god; he lacks the grandeur and perspective of a god, and seems more like a nouveau riche. I don't know why.