The Enlightenment Path to Godhood: Build a Temple to Worship Myself

This book shows that the main character is despicable, morally corrupt, selfish and hypocritical, and that even monsters and monsters are inferior to him as he is vicious and evil.

In both lives, he was still a great virtuous person. I can't figure out why my thoughts are so extreme. You can kill gods, but if you don't like yourself wanting to become a god, just say so. But don't pretend that God won't help you. You did it voluntarily, and they didn't ask you to offer it. If they don't help you and kill them all according to your wishes, all the temples in the world can be demolished. Also, one life for two lives. One person can fend off evil spirits alone, while a fairy in the plane is still hiding and doing some kind of superhero-style rescue. You are ready to die anyway, so what are you afraid of if you cooperate with the state? The most incomprehensible thing is that there are too many poisonous spots in the background of the world, and there are a large number of evil spirits that can loom in the world. Their combat power is even more terrible, including immortal-level terrifying existences, as well as major sects such as Maoshan. As a result, ordinary people don't know about extraordinary things and don't know about some common sense issues in the immortal realm. Just like in modern world wars, nuclear bombs are thrown at each other, but ordinary people still don't know what thermal weapons, guns and cannons are. The feeling of fragmentation is not as strong as usual.

I think there is nothing wrong with what I do. I accept money but do not work, and my death is not an injustice.

I think there is nothing wrong with killing. I have been doing good deeds for two lifetimes and spreading faith for God my whole life. Is there anything wrong with kneeling down and begging once?

Love is love, but don't be a demon. What's more, you are still a person who has grown up and become a god in two lives. When you become a god, life and death can be reversed. Now you are doing all kinds of things and the heroine is not alive. Your death is not in vain. You gave up the only chance to reverse yin and yang. You are in love, right? 🥵🥵🥵

I think the setting of male and female protagonists is okay. I don't know why people look down on love so much now. I think it has something to do with the social situation. But if love really exists, then what's wrong with what the hero did? It is said that the male protagonist is a dog licker, but the problem is that the female protagonist is really good to the protagonist! If the male protagonist doesn't save him, then he's really a wolf-hearted person, right?

After reading twenty chapters, I can tell you that although the author's previous writing seems a bit wordy, it's still acceptable. But the protagonist spent more than ten chapters laying the groundwork to seize the throne and then save his girlfriend. Almost twenty chapters later, I finally succeeded in seizing the body, but the result was that I only obtained the qualification to practice, and had no power at all. Come on, your girlfriend is a person who is dying at any time. I really thought the black and white Wuchang who picked up your girlfriend was Diao Chan who came on horseback!

I am also an author, and I feel that today's readers might prefer to read books without female protagonists? But in this book, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the setting of the heroine. She is so good to the protagonist. If the protagonist has normal views, he should save her. Otherwise, it would appear that the male protagonist has no sense of responsibility and is timid. Isn't that a poisonous point? I can't even put it in!

After all, it's just the beginning, and it's quite good to arouse people's emotions and plot, but how can I put it, the protagonist is a bit like Tang San. He did a good job of killing gods, but charging for love, he is still a human being in two lives. The more I think about it, the more I feel like Tang San. No, I can't stand it anymore 😏

The heroine is portrayed too hastily, just a few sentences to describe it, and then the protagonist starts to charge for love. It is too hasty and there is no preliminary foreshadowing, which will bore the readers from the bottom of their hearts. The emotional drama is handled very weakly My suggestion is, if you are not proficient in emotional drama, just skip it, you won't watch it. For good descriptions of emotional dramas, write more about folklore, which is many times better than writing emotional dramas. The main highlight of your book is folklore rather than emotions. That is the icing on the cake. If it is not well written, it will make you lose your senses In conclusion, why should everyone read this book if they want to read love novels?