Gou Believes in the Gods at the End of the World

Looking at the name, I thought it was a very good god-belief type. It turns out to be a brainless piece of writing that cannot escape the framework of Eastern fantasy! Taihao, haha! He was as humble as an ant in front of Yao.

I recognize the name of the protagonist. Any woman you meet can become a saint. Author, have you read Fengshen-ryu novels? Not to mention saints, you must at least be a true believer. Any cat or dog can be a saint. It shows that the saint is a bad person.

The point is not quite right. The protagonist knows that his goal is to become a god, not a legendary mage. However, the author's description method is still based on the writing method of a legendary mage. This will not please the readers on both sides. I suggest the author think about it.

I can't understand it, the world view setting is not good, and the plot is not pleasing to the eye.

Wouldn't it be better to go directly to the main world, buy a piece of land and become a lord, just grow food, and invest all the gains in the main world into another world?

The setting is okay, fatten up and then kill

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt that the author had no idea what the readers wanted to read. I saw this title and clicked on it because I wanted to see the protagonist appear as a god in the last days and become a god by gathering faith and becoming a god. As a result, the author focused on the mage world, which is really boring. What's so interesting about this kind of western fantasy upgrade? I feel that the focus is completely wrong.

Taihao already has a name. Do you help people gain faith? It is better to call him God Haojun. The combination of Haotian and Hongjun.

Let me complain about this thing. First of all, it is very unreasonable for the protagonist to get this thing. The protagonist's teacher is so strong and he was caught. He ran away casually without being caught. There are classic poisonous hair death scenes in time travel. I touch my nose and feel helpless. Everything is given by me, and I want to become a god. I know how much faith they will give by then. Whether they have bad intentions or not, but he will be ignored by me. I don't know where his followers come from. This ability is to ignore God. The classic one is that the protagonist has great supernatural powers. Then when he sees no one and doesn't say anything, he defaults to a boy. Then he is surprised, wow, it turns out she is a girl. Then he calls her a leftover girl like a dog. I call this thing a leftover girl. She is quite young. She also said that it is not easy for him to be ignored like this. He has just traveled through time and just met people.

It is more reliable to replace the Western Fantasy World with Xianxia. I don't understand how so many fantasy genres are listed in the fantasy genre.

The setting is good, but the plot is rubbish. I really can't stand it.

Is it a magical world and a post-apocalyptic world on earth, crossing the two worlds?

See Chapter 6. . . I can only say that Chapters 5 and 6 are the defense.

Why does the protagonist have two names? Who is the protagonist?

After reading the first chapter, I knew that the author was going to generate electricity for love.

The author treats the gods as a game, but there are specific numerical values. Does the protagonist need to recharge? Want a monthly membership? Do you need to play dungeons to save fragments?