Two Worlds: Beginning by Playing the God of Thunder
两界：从扮演雷部正神开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 738k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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225Chapters
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No female lead, no saint, no witch, no maids or childhood sweethearts, no princesses or noblewomen as best friends. These are common masters among simp protagonists.
The author's IQ equals the protagonist's IQ.
Wow, this is incredible! A woman he's only met a few times, and she's from a cult, yet the protagonist just agrees to help her without hesitation. Is he playing a game of Candy Crush?
No female lead!
The author seems unclear about the concept of a "First-Rank God" and is forcibly using this as a benchmark. Generally speaking, a Fifth-Rank True God is equivalent to a celestial deity, or, in Taoism, an ascended immortal. Early-game mini-bosses are at this level. Your description is a bit exaggerated.
Gods, Demons, Humans, Heaven, Earth, and Man
If the male protagonist intends to follow the path of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, then he should follow the three paths of Heavenly Emperor, Underworld Emperor, and Human Sovereign, and then use these three paths to evolve all things. If he chooses the path of God, Demon, and Immortal, then God represents his inherent goodness, Demon represents his inherent evil, and Immortal represents his…
I skipped the romance plots almost entirely; I suggest leaving them out. They become increasingly irritating the more you read. If the author is a seasoned player in love, a scumbag and a disgrace, then writing about romance is fine. Otherwise, I suggest minimizing it and glossing over it. Many authors ruin their books by focusing on women.
Transmigrating to a game where I become a god and work as a simp
Is it finished? The game system is all shut down. The suppression of the protagonist is really brutal; what's the point of reading it?
Chapter 21 is really a slut. She wants to become a righteous god but doesn't want to take responsibility. Isn't that just being a wild god? Aren't good people popular there?