I Originally Just Wanted to Be a River God

Your setting is very strange. Gods are bound by the rules of heaven like robots. Even if the river god makes rain, they are stipulated to be dead. However, there is no prohibition on killing each other among gods. Immortal cultivators can take the place of gods as long as they seize them. This heavenly rule neither protects the interests of heaven nor the interests of all sentient beings. Who made it?

The setting is also strange. Can't even immortals escape from the Three Realms and Five Elements? Most of them died from the five declines of heaven and man or from heavenly catastrophes. It is rare to see people writing about the end of their lifespan.

You just silenced me right from the beginning. Being a god is like being a robot.

This setting is too weird. The existence of a force must maintain the interests that support its own existence. For example, if a company cannot make money to maintain the operation of the company, it will be okay in the short term, but over time the company itself will collapse. As for the setting in the article, it is impossible for a force like Heaven to exist.

It feels like a child playing house, it's child's play

Already invested, author, come on.

This Heavenly Lord likes to kill gods, destroy gods, kill ghosts and monsters, so I left.