Why Do You All Call Me Evil God?

Quite interesting, tentacle + natural girl

How to say it? The protagonist's cognitive filter is really quite intelligent. Unless it is based on the protagonist's subjective consciousness, which is just a decoration and has little impact on the protagonist. The subconscious chooses to deceive itself. To justify it, there is a deeper, more indescribable consciousness that is dominant. The protagonist is just that "skin". Otherwise, it is difficult to write about things like cognitive filters for a long time. Although it is impossible for the protagonist to know each other under the cognitive filter, the reader knows that the protagonist and the reader are cognitively separated. Just like a novel does not describe the motivation and psychology of the protagonist in doing things. As a bystander, I don't understand it at all.

Don't be impatient. I believe the author will definitely not disappoint you 🙏

The cognitive filtering was done, but it was not completely filtered. The leakage of so much information showed differences in cognition. As a result, the protagonist was as if he was blind. He couldn't bear it anymore. It was originally very exciting, but in the end, this one setting was repeated and smelled like moldy tofu. Couldn't you write less about it? Almost done.

The subject matter and setting are good, but the protagonist seems a bit too mentally retarded, and has no character of the evil god at all. He is just a wretched man with a low head. No adult male would be so childish. If you want to write about the evil god with a similar character, I suggest you watch Embers of the Deep. Captain Duncan in it has a similar setting.

The setting is a little hazy, and although you can understand it just by looking at it, the lack of clarity can easily put you off. The description of the details is pretty good. The author really understands tentacles. I'm offering you two monthly passes. Come on!

It's outrageous that your book passed the review. What's the difference between it and Liu Bei?

Although the author writes about cognitive impairment, he writes it too poorly. He makes the protagonist mentally retarded and narcissistic. He never looks for clues about himself. The most important thing is that he knows that the world he sees in his eyes is different from what others see (written in the chapter about taking a bath with the "Devil King"), but he deliberately ignores it and does not delve into it.

Cognitive shielding is really good, but this reproduction is really low-key. The author may have written about other platforms before. How can I say the starting point? At this stage, it is still popular that the brain on the muscles is larger than the brain on the sperm. Such a high-frequency description. . . It's almost the same starting point ten years ago.

Cognitive dislocation is an interesting fun point, but later on the protagonist has to return to normal cognition. The main plot can actually be advanced based on cognition. There is no point in adding female characters all the time. One or two are enough.

I have only read about the power of this book in Mahou Soju!

Is this protagonist dumbfounded by a cognitive filter? Or is it that what others say will be modified by cognitive filters? Have you not discovered the cognitive filter for so long? Do you believe you are human?

Although some book friends think it is too stupid, I think it is quite interesting. Like looking at his own silly son. If the author's writing skills cannot be corrected, he might as well say that the protagonist is disgusted by other mysteries because he is an evil god, and then they interfere with the protagonist's judgment. Either the protagonist is rejected by the world and his thinking is not quick, or the summoning ceremony at the beginning damaged the protagonist's soul, so there is a problem with judgment. Or the protagonist is not complete because the ritual is incomplete, and then the gods are afraid of the protagonist but cannot find a way to kill the protagonist, so they interfere with the protagonist's intelligence or thinking, and even other characters' intelligence or thinking, delaying his development speed.

It will look good if you filter it carefully. Don't write it again in the future.

It's a bit awkward to mix Gram and DND together.

If you have any suggestions, you can put them forward. I am a newbie with a new book, and I urgently need your comments~

Good evil fairy tale Made my brain spin Love comes from the foot washers

To mediocre people, we are mysterious and unpredictable. Fallen. Decay. It's chilling. You cannot understand where we came from or why we are what we are... Until you realize that we have not fallen, but have ascended. "

The plot is pretty good, but the narration is a bit poor. Maybe it's because my reading skills are poor, and I feel it's a bit confusing for people watching, and it's not easy to understand.

A hammer in the east and a hammer in the west, the devil, the brave, the saint, and the dragon. Changing characters after writing a paragraph is too physical and feels very disconnected. Especially the interspersed description of the thief. Each volume has one character and the story is stronger

It's interesting to describe an evil god from multiple perspectives, and it suits my taste very well. There are a lot of lines, especially the separation of the family lines for a long time, which made it a bit confusing at first. However, by using the search to find the last time the character appeared, you can find that the story is actually quite close, and it is quite interesting to watch the family lines alone.

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I'm done with my work, I'm done updating, I'm done with eunuchs.

To mediocre people, we are mysterious and unpredictable. Fallen. Decay. It's chilling. You cannot understand where we came from or why we are what we are... Until you realize that we have not fallen, but have ascended. "