There Are Too Many Speed Bumps in the Evil God World

1. From the neighboring pigeon coop; their previous book did well and was completed. 2. The only redeeming quality of this book is its tired tropes (continuing the style of the previous book). -A brilliant battle of wits -Delicate emotional scenes - An impressive supporting role None of the above are available. Yes, it's all just awful jokes!

I've finished reading the eighteen currently updated chapters and will leave a review. Judging from the previous book, the author still has many merits. Let's exclude the tired trope of eating excessive amounts that not only fill you up but also make you feel nauseous... He has a clear outline, and his writing mood and update frequency are very stable.

You come to Qidian to prove your worth, not to slack off. I won't complain if you only update once a day on Cat You, because it's a place for lazy cats. Very few people can update 5,000 words a day. Even if it's only one chapter, I can accept it and just say it's a pity that the updates are a bit infrequent.

Do I understand everything now? Should I invite Hagibis to my home?

Five intelligences, tired tropes, excessive strength—our right way to survive.

The book is packed with jokes, to the point that it disrupts the logical flow of the reading experience. My train of thought keeps getting interrupted, and I can't feel immersed in the story. The writing is clearly good, and the author must have some skill in this narrative style. However, this book seems to be adding jokes just for the sake of having them, and some of them are quite obscure, which greatly affects the reading experience. The book's performance doesn't deserve this.

This system looks like it was personally designed by Lusaka; is the father acting as the system for the son? That's such a tired trope. 🙂

Have you ever been in a wheelchair? Some of this is just random writing, based on assumptions.

My jokes are so bad 😡 My jokes are so bad 😡 My jokes are so bad 😡 Without some tired jokes, I can't tell who's Fish's son and who's Teacher Sa's son anymore.

In the original story, Theresa kills Hammurabi, and the Five Strategists perish with her. Hammurabi is resurrected through a clever trick, and the two achieve victory. Theresa is unexpectedly reincarnated in another world and eventually encounters a new Hope.