1799: I Cultivated to Godhood in the Americas
1799：我在美洲修炼成神
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The protagonist is so frustrated! He gets married so soon after meeting his first love, and then gets bewitched by the other tribe's people using a love potion-like spell—it's disgusting! Does someone have feelings for another person so early in their relationship? Has the author been single for too long and gotten confused?
The protagonist spent so much time building up his power in the early stages, boasting about being the only Earth Immortal and the only True God in the world, with several powerful Human Immortals under his command. He made himself sound invincible, but in the last few chapters, he's been treated like a fool by a few vampires, his best friend was forced to commit suicide in public, and he's…
The recent events are a bit disgusting.
Allowing the vampires to successfully establish their presence in China may be for the sake of future plot developments. But the plot of the vampires forcing the protagonist's friend to his death at the cost of hundreds of thousands of civilians in order to obtain the holy blood is too melodramatic. It's a bit disgusting
Strictly speaking, science is not equivalent to modern technology, and materialism and science are not in conflict with cultivating immortality. If the world believes in destiny, then the bigwigs at the Chinese Academy of Sciences will study destiny. Does all of this presuppose existence? If it exists, then it conforms to science and materialism.
I thought only the protagonist was extraordinary, so I'm a little disappointed after seeing the description above.
As I read further, it became increasingly disgusting and unpleasant to read; it wasn't even as good as what was written at the beginning. It felt like it wasn't written by the same person, and they simply changed their style.
The subject matter was excellent, but unfortunately, the writing style and overall approach deteriorated as the reading experience progressed. I gave up, what a waste of such a subject matter.
The protagonist doesn't seem to have the resolve of an enlightened being. Anyone who stands in my way, even my closest relatives, can be killed! Hehehehehehehehehe
What I really wanted to see was a great war between civilizations, not this kind of individual showing off.
Not bad, I'm sick of watching the infighting within China.