Infinite Super God: Look Up and See the Celestial Court in the Clouds

After reading three chapters, I lost all desire to continue. The author didn't seem to be paying attention to the game. Why did the angels come to Earth? Because the demons came. Why did Karl attack Earth? Because he, the demons, and Lieyang teamed up to kill the Angel King! Earth was merely a chosen killing location; to Karl, Earth was utterly useless! The same goes for the demons!

They're really good at sucking up to people, giving half of their cheat codes to the angels. Luckily, cheat codes can't be given away, otherwise they would have been given to the angels too. Aside from technological advancements, the Tang Dynasty's system hasn't changed much; powerful families are still powerful families, much like the West still has emperors.

Super-god technology is a form of microscopic mechanical ascension, utilizing the characteristics of the dark dimension to bypass normal technological development. Otherwise, any basic technology, when advanced, would become god-level technology. The highest-level energy source in the Super-god universe is still solar energy, and celestial computers frequently burn up the sun.

I think what the protagonist needs most right now is that brain-developing drug from the game "Never Ending," otherwise, even if they develop normally for a thousand years, they won't be able to cope with the god-making civilizations that follow.

Author, if the story starts from the Tang Dynasty, will the protagonist become the emperor? After all, only by controlling all power can the events unfold according to the protagonist's plans.

To be honest, I really hate Dukao's conspiracy theories. Those who say Earth is being used as a training ground are idiots. Everyone needs to understand one thing: it's humans who control genes, not genes controlling humans. Can genes brainwash people? Genes don't have that ability. Anyone who can brainwash ordinary people must be a bad person.

Going to the people of "The Wandering Earth" to show off is disgusting! It's practically stifling the potential of civilization. Historical processes are inevitable; they've already endured hardship, it's time for them to reap the rewards of their rich civilizational journey! And then an angel appears—it's truly repulsive.

The biggest problem with all the super-god-like stories is that, as a newcomer, where does your strong sense of belonging come from in the first place? Apart from language, what gives you a sense of belonging that makes you so eager to fawn over Earth?

Is "Super God" science fiction? It largely relies on the dark dimension. Furthermore, while the divine bodies are said to be based on genetic technology, even though they've been developed, mass production is impossible. Also, the divine bodies in the story are supposed to be upgradeable; the technology has been achieved, but there are no upgrades, at most just mastery.

Seeing that it was mostly interns commenting, with very few apprentices, I felt relieved. It turns out the reason I couldn't finish reading wasn't because I have a low tolerance for toxic content, but because this book is incredibly addictive!