God and Psionics and the New Eden

I think it's pretty good, come on, author (there were a few typos, which were a bit forced, so the comments have been changed). Also update quickly, the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

No one reads this book? I feel like the writing is pretty good! It's just a little bit like the Riddler, but it can roughly clarify the context. To put it simply, it is an invincible novel in which a stranger who becomes God lives a second life and embarks on a journey of salvation again. The golden finger of the protagonist from the material universe is the power to restart the world and the force that constitutes its essence. There is also the first volume called Eternal Capital of Four Days. This name, as well as the label of going back in time and having multiple heroines and multiple endings, are reminiscent of the game Eternal Capital of Seven Days. Unfortunately, the seven capitals have already been sent. I just don't know how many heroines there are out there. It is said to be a light novel in the skin of science fiction. There is no doubt that the light novel has a white-haired, red-eyed beast-eared girl. But sci-fi! The original world of the protagonist is indeed science fiction, or a high-tech society with extremely wealthy material conditions. But in this world, the spiritual side, the physical side, psychic energy, God, the Garden of Eden, and the Kabbalah tree of life are inconsistent with the realistic style of science fiction. But if I have to say it, psychic energy can indeed belong to the science fiction theme, and the system can also be science fiction (although this system is disguised as a tree).

A purely self-interested novel, the great sage savior saves the world, but human nature cannot stand the test, but the brilliance of human nature brings hope

Why did you cram so many words into your first chapter?😡😡😡

Ontology's updates are here.

I didn't read the content of the book, but just reading the introduction, I thought the author was a lunatic 🤭🤭🤭🤭

After looking at three pictures, the setting is quite grand, with a lot of miscellaneous things included. The protagonist is God, not the omniscient and omnipotent God in the philosophical sense, but a spiritual God upgraded from the local extraordinary system. It's the most awesome one, but it doesn't necessarily mention someone from Yadabaoth, I don't know what it is. The past life that I traveled back to was called the Star Federation, a highly developed technological society. The current content is the story of the protagonist after he became the most powerful psychic god. He kept restarting, and I didn't understand what goal he wanted to achieve. Then he restarted more than two million times, and a bug came out. Now he is trying to catch this bug and see if he can solve it. For some plot details, the author of the heroine or something has posted a post, which is also included. The only question is how long it will take to write this book. The author also said that it is a brainwave novel. A common problem with this kind of novel is that when inspiration bursts out, there is an endless stream of updates, and when the inspiration dries up, it becomes eunuch. I've read too many similar novels, and I'm really worried about it. I'll wait until chapter three or four hundred before reading.

Has the author ever considered giving the protagonist some angels as followers?

It's so uncomfortable. Why does the protagonist have to lose all his memory?

The prologue and the first chapter made me so desperate that I stopped reading it. Can any Shen Nong tell me about the next plot?

Does this picture look like the male protagonist?

Suddenly I discovered that Irene and Sigwen look basically the same

It feels a bit like the painting style of Qie Er Miao, but it's too Mary Sue.

Chapter 0 feels very interesting, let's wait and see the follow-up

There is a small question. In Chapter Zero, why did the queen choose to stand behind the tree after all the sentient beings betrayed the Lord? And for two epochs, don't you have any other ideas?

Such a long-term cessation of updates will make the few readers disappear. At least finish the first volume (even if it is published first and saved and then revised later) and then give an approximate recovery time. If I don't read the book circle now, I think this book is a eunuch.

I want to ask if this book will be updated. I really like this book. It's understandable that the author is too busy or there are too few readers to stick with it. I just hope to get a clear answer so that people know whether to wait.

Which is the new book? Don't even say anything