Don’t Call Me an Evil God

I don't feel any better, which is quite strange. The protagonist's cheats are so awesome. His believer has the ability to respond to every request and provide a solution to everything. He is a complete omniscient god and half an almighty god. Later, the protagonist's followers can use other gods' blessings and the like, and the mage casts spells like a fool. They can learn spells on the spot during battles, and there are no spell slot restrictions. What else is there to say, either the believers will explode and kill other gods, or they will be beaten by other gods. The protagonist has no room to operate at all, it is just a server.

Updated a chapter. No one has asked for leave. It's so annoying.

1 Increase the difficulty of obtaining knowledge points, including activities to give knowledge points. 2 Write slowly and little by little. 3 The threshold for acquiring knowledge through knowledge points. 4 Religion must have the most basic beliefs, the most basic doctrines (programmes), the most basic scriptures, the most basic levels, the most basic gestures, the most basic arrangements for religious income and activity funds, the most basic precautions and punitive measures

The old pigeon cares about killing and not burying, right? I think this can last until how many chapters.

Don't gods exist before mortals? Why do we need mortal faith to maintain its existence?

He is unknown and can always be involved in some surprising events. He is a suspect in the disappearance of the group in the villa; he bought meat in the butcher case on a rainy night; he was a student who was sick and did not go in the foggy and silent campus. He is everywhere, but ignored everywhere, just like a farmer in the field, sowing seeds, waiting for light and nutrients, then harvesting skillfully, and sowing seeds...

The one on the left has not subscribed, and the other one has not joined the group. Who knows when you will give me an explanation? Do you want to keep subscribing? When I saw this kind of rz operation, I was very dissuaded. I replied several paragraphs on Jiligulu. They all said the same thing. Can you explain so much that you will die? Wouldn't it make everyone's first impression better if you explain it?

Just because the tone of the operation is like a dog looking down on people, I'm not interested.

Building a house using a 1x1x1 template is purely 💩. Even if you build a high-story house, you don't need to consider the foundation. How do you solve the problem of toilet drainage and kitchen ventilation? Not to mention where did you get the building materials? Bricks and stones are easy to deal with, but don't tell me to cut down trees and cut them into shapes and use wood directly. It's really just a tap of the forehead to open the way, right?

Has the author ever considered whether believers still need God after they have learned knowledge? Do you want to bring God down? 🤫 As the timeline lengthens and the protagonist teaches more and more various types of knowledge, will there be careerists when he can develop his own research without the protagonist's divine teaching? For example, if you drag down the goddess of magic and the like to study, and you have thoroughly studied the gods, how will the protagonist die? Every time you ask God to gain knowledge? And can you gain countless knowledge by killing the protagonist? For example, wizards and wizards are willing to do anything for the sake of knowledge. Wouldn't a god with such countless knowledge not want to get it?