The Remnants of the Old Era Refuse to Lose

As it turns out, the remnants of the old regime ultimately failed.

It's quite fun. Although the protagonist is an old cripple, he is ultimately the original version of a god, but rising to power is extremely difficult.

So, is the Goddess of Night in this book corrupted and on the verge of becoming evil?

A high-quality read worth checking out. The protagonist transmigrates to a world with a high level of power but doesn't completely lose it and become a clown. Multiple power storylines are expected to continue. The writing and plot are both excellent. There's a mastermind behind it all (the main and supporting characters are interwoven reasonably). If things stabilize, the author will patiently wait and see. It's sure to be a success.

As the title suggests, I'll go over the author's settings. First, God's power comes from believers, and God's authority comes from some past achievement. To put it simply, the power of a god comes from its influence on humankind. Every so often, the world undergoes a purge, during which all the gods are attacked.

Time seemed to pass too quickly. The gods in this book were too weak; firstly, they weren't immortal, and secondly, they weren't immortal. Even the protagonist, the strongest god with five unified spiritual immortality, became crippled after only five hundred years. These gods felt too low-level, as if there was no difference between them and more powerful beings.

The eunuch's speed was too fast, leaving the reader speechless.

It seems the author is dissatisfied with the book's revenue; he's cut it short at the drop of a hat, directly emulating the top authors.

This author cut his last book at 330,000 words without saying a word.

I just finished watching it and you guys are saying it was cast? Really?