The Growth of a God

Or                                                                                           I felt that there was nothing much to say in the creation story when I first read it. But after reading more than a dozen chapters and seeing the Virgin Mary plot mentioned in the comment section, the protagonist's simple family, and the righteous practices of the thirteen "Heavenly Fathers", I felt that I had to pursue this book. The gods described by the author are in line with my expectations of a good god. It has the charm of "God loves the world because God really loves the world" written by Yuantong. It also has the correctness of the great beings of Monster Killer. The third heavenly father brings eternal equality, which really reminds me of the "Twilight" of Monster Killer. I hope that God the Heavenly Father will not have an evil god, at least not a villain.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   My evaluation is that it is one of the two most distinctive creation stories written on the new book list. I hope that the author's plot will go further after it is put on the shelves, and it will give me a lot of teeth!

Uh, is the threshold for Notre Dame so low these days? If you do a random good deed, call it a Holy Mother. Then when I cross the street and see an overturned trash can, I straighten it up. Are some people in the comments trying to support me?

Holy Mary, when you have the ability, you should save others?

Do you have any recommendations for similar creation stories or behind-the-scenes stories? The protagonist must be divine. Whether you love all sentient beings a lot, or you are too forgetful of love, or you regard all things as ants. Don't be a protagonist with a petty bourgeois mentality.

The author wanted to use all kinds of messy science fiction settings to improve his B-level, but his IQ was limited. After compiling a lot of settings full of errors, he could only use a setting of "the gods ignore the rules" to make up for it.

Okay, let me explain to you the beginning of the story. The protagonist is a strange life form, born with the ability to die, and the ability to die is extremely powerful, just like the eternal rules. The protagonist had a dream. He dreamed of a dragon named Zhu Jiuyin, and he and Zhu Jiuyin started fighting for unknown reasons. Because the protagonist's ability was too abnormal, he actually consumed a mythical creature to death. With the death of Zhu Jiuyin, the protagonist, as the winner, inherited everything from the loser.

Looking for novels of the type similar to Behind the Scenes and Creation Style. I have read all the old books.

It's no wonder there are so many people talking about Our Lady. When I watch the video, everyone is so angry that they wish they could kill their own parents on the spot. Naturally, I can't see the protagonist doing good deeds when reading a novel.

I don't know where the author learned how to write. In the exciting place, the next chapter will definitely skip the description of this exciting event, and instead describe the mundane aftermath. It is very boring. I would like to say that this is a suspense, but this kind of suspense is unnecessary.

Such a lowly dragon, such a lowly god

Halfway through the book, I felt that the human group in which the protagonist belongs is arrogant. They have made some achievements in the research of a civilization, but they talk about management at all times and do not take it seriously. If this kind of information is captured, can civilization still exist?

So far, the protagonist in the book conforms to my idea of ​​respecting all things. No matter what he looks like, he will respect life... In my opinion, this book is a basic book. The author borrowed various myths from the real world, but has not yet written his own myth. I hope the author can maintain it and make further progress.

I feel like the author has a bad writing habit... He doesn't write about every harvest and climax, he likes to immediately change the perspective to pave the way for the next chapter. Forget it once or twice, every time it happens, it becomes more and more depressing. I close it and don't want to open the book again... I finally found a book with a normal outlook 😭 Reading it feels like planting crops for a season in a farming game. Every time it comes to harvest day, before harvesting, it skips to the first day of the next quarter and watches a wilderness being reclaimed. It's like catching up with a writer who updates weekly. When you open an unread chapter, you find that it's a request for leave this month... It's like today is Thursday, and when you wake up tomorrow, it's Monday morning again! The endless cycle of Monday to Thursday, you are so stingy that you don't even give it to readers on Friday night💔 In short, this kind of reading experience is the same as the leader asking you to "take time off" every holiday, and your blood pressure is getting higher and higher😒 until🌙

It's too bland. It can't convey the awesomeness of the protagonist, nor can it express the epic feeling of the family. It still feels disconnected when switching to reality, and I can't see the feeling of behind-the-scenes and cultivation. It also draws on so many elements from Chinese and foreign mythology that I can't even complain about the lack of money.

How should I put it, almost all settings are thrown away. If you like this type of reading, you should find this book quite interesting. At least I can read it and find it interesting. But the storytelling is a little less interesting. Out of 100,000 words, the story only has 20,000 to 30,000 words.

It's pretty good, but there are a few highlights in the real world. I feel that if the real world is removed directly, changed to the world of souls traveling through mountains and seas, and just writes about different worlds, the whole article will not change much.

Half Western and half Chinese, Heavenly Father generally refers to Western Gods, adding Haojun, and stitching together Eastern Gods. Doesn't the Emperor of Heaven sound good?

I read the comments. Although I still don't know what is written in it, I roughly know that in the behind-the-scenes story, the protagonist has parents and the protagonist will help others. I can only say that these characters and settings are fine in any novel, but they cannot be placed in the behind-the-scenes story. The behind-the-scenes story is destined to put interests first and step on the flesh and blood of others. Achieve yourself, whether it is Rebirth of Tokyo with Naruto or Raising All Humans or low-latitude games, these are avoided. What are the protagonists of these books doing? Guiding, observing, harvesting. I browsed around the comment area. I haven't read the book, so I won't comment on the protagonist's behavior. I just express my opinions on the setting and then leave.

This book is only suitable for reading after a few dozen chapters. If you read it every day, you will wonder if the money is not worth it. Seeming but not seeing

Let me go, who was the protagonist before he traveled through time? Which world is the main god? Killing a dragon as soon as you travel through time, tsk, outrageous

It's a pity that the whole book is very exciting in the early and middle stages, but the settings in the later stages are too complicated, and I can't stop it, and finally it speeds up and ends forcefully. In the later stage, Bai Yujing started to lose settings like crazy. It was quite uncomfortable to watch, and I was left with a question mark. In the middle and late stages, we finally decided on the main plot, to become the Father in Heaven, but the ending was still not achieved. . . I feel like the author ended it hastily because of limited writing power, insufficient performance, limited energy, and other reasons. To be honest, I really like the first half of this book, which is about keeping one's heart and doing whatever one wants, civilized development, confrontation, etc. Alas

It's pretty good. It should be regarded as a guaranteed way of writing group portraits, which can highlight various people and things. But with the pig's feet as a hook, there will be no tragedy. In order not to look too invincible and look tired, I mainly focus on group portraits. I look good with my senses.

It's on the radio. After the blunt introduction at the beginning, the process of the world under the protagonist's rule from collapse to recovery and gradually prospering is quite interesting. On the other hand, the daily life of the protagonist as a mortal is also a good adjustment. I personally think the combination is quite good. On the other hand, the topic of Our Lady discussed in the comment area is a matter of opinion. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. I just like all happy endings. If you have the ability to do good things and pursue a perfect ending, why not do it? I just printed a monthly ticket, what an auspicious number, haha.

The finale was so funny and so bad. It felt like it ended without anything happening. I was really impressed.

How to say it? This introduction, the Immortal Creator, this prefix feels so uncomfortable. It seems that the greatest characteristic of the Creator is his immortality. This is also a bit embarrassing.

I've finished writing the finale and haven't finished applying for the book yet. It's another day of wasted investment😭

It was normal at the beginning, but I don't know why it felt too bland in the middle. After watching it, I felt that it looked good. It felt like wine. You have to taste it slowly, and it will look good. Now I am chasing it every day.

I finished reading it and basically ordered it all. Write quickly! ! ! ! !

Gua! Endless Shennong! Come out! ! !

Although the introduction is awesome, I don't feel like the main character has much character.