What Era Is This? Who Still Transmigrates to a Proper Main God Space?

DND became a god just like that? Author, are you serious? 😅 The doctrines of the suffering god were one thing, but to become a god directly is just too far-fetched. You don't actually think that gods with weak divine power are really weak or just some common, worthless thing...

Haha, I finally wrote down an idea I've always had. In this infinite world, resources are readily available, yet transmigrators still have to fight amongst themselves for them. It's like two people standing on a mountain of gold, fighting tooth and nail for a single nugget of gold! That's ridiculous.

Why exchange for martial arts skills? Martial arts skills aren't really that great in the world. Leaving aside high-level martial arts, most other skills require immense effort, starting from childhood, practicing through the coldest and hottest winters. Even then, it depends on whether the skill is right for you. Plus, you have daily tasks; do you really have time to practice?

Hmm 🤔 An inexperienced fantasy novel. Unlike fantasy, imaginative writing often lacks sufficient life experience and writing background, resulting in weaker logic. While their ideas may occasionally be novel, they lack sustained growth. The various versions are written too superficially.

The first 20 or so pages are absolutely brilliant, worthy of being a masterpiece, but the donut part really detracts from the overall quality. For those familiar with the background, it's tedious, basically just rehashing the whole story, like watching the same thing over and over again. For those unfamiliar, it's confusing, since the story lacks any truly exciting moments or abstract concepts, and it also touches on current events, making it seem unsuitable for publication. 😰😰

Here's a suggestion for the author: you should definitely go down the path of modifying the main god space. You can check out "The Great Transmigration of Magical Races", "Dimensional Invaders", and "The Great Transmigration of Fantasy Worlds: The Main God Chapter". Some people say the donut-themed storyline is poorly written, but I actually think it's the most interesting one. Keep it up, author!

I was really looking forward to Faerûn, but it's completely botched! First, the gods of Faerûn are portrayed as far too weak; it's supposed to be a high-magic world. Second, how did this god-themed story turn into a shonen manga? Their beliefs are immortal, and the protagonist isn't even a bloodline-based character!

It's actually readable. The first few chapters have some originality, but there's too much personal bias (in terms of ideology). People read novels for humor and quirks, not for political lessons. The relevant theories could have been mentioned briefly, but this one feels preachy despite its shallow writing. If I wanted to learn about production relations, I could just read *Das Kapital*.

The protagonist doesn't practice this or that. He'd be waiting to die in the God Realm, showing absolutely no sense of danger there. The only reason this kind of protagonist survives is due to a combination of protagonist halo and intelligence-degrading halo.

I couldn't finish watching the first Harry Potter world; it was awful in every way.