A Different Kind of God
不一样的神明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
196Chapters
875Recommendations
58Fans
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It's well written. I don't quite agree with some of the protagonist's actions. Given a limited population Killing living beings in the early stages to gain merit is unavoidable. After subduing the mountain god, one can pray for merit. At this point, killing is not worthwhile. For example, that impious young man... You wasted your merit points just to kill him? That's incredibly stupid.
Let me tell you, I've only read up to chapter three. My personal understanding is that the protagonist is an evil god. In the third chapter, in order to make a wish, that is, to gain power, he directly hypnotized a naive and innocent girl who had never experienced anything (that's how it's written in the original text) and made her fall in love with a man who was ugly in appearance and equally…
It seems this book could have been written better. On a broader scale, what if a deity were to reap merit from a church? If you dwell on the so-called prayers of one or two villagers, then this book is incredibly toxic, toxic from beginning to end. The first priority is to enhance our strength, and the second is to develop our sect.
Minotaur version of an evil god, proceed with caution if you're a pure romance fan.
Why do evil gods have merit? This book is highly toxic.
6. I can't watch anymore! The protagonist has absolutely no bottom line; it's disgusting beyond words.
The protagonist's abilities are too pieced together, and the title of the protagonist's system feels subtly unpleasant. The protagonist's identity is strange. Furthermore, the protagonist is female, and it's unclear why this is being published in a male-oriented novel. Then, the protagonist's methods are odd; knowing the village is sparsely populated, why does she kill indiscriminately?
I hope it doesn't get too badly written. I don't need it to be extremely dark, just don't include disgusting scenes that portray me as someone who, despite being a bad person, still has principles.
I'm here. I've read a few chapters of your book, and it seems pretty good so far. The protagonist could be a bit more ruthless and less of a saint.
Is there a male lead? (This is a question for everyone.)