Rites of False Gods

Are many people really willing to read a protagonist with this kind of character these days? I'm curious

I am personally interested in the setting of this book. Generally speaking, the most important thing about a book with this theme is the description of wits and battles. It is necessary to focus on the logic of the plot and grasp the rhythm between events. As for the emotional drama, if you can write it well and clearly, then it is okay, but if you are not very good at it or cannot grasp the degree, then it is best to downplay the emotional drama. Once it becomes toxic, it will really dissuade many people in an instant, and the emotional scenes in books with this theme are usually just foils. The important thing is the plot. So far, I think it is okay. I also read a book with a similar theme a few years ago. It really had the opportunity to become a god. Unfortunately, the author changed careers and stopped writing. It was really a pity at the time. I hope this book can make up for my regrets.

There is nothing wrong with the content of the book, and the setting is good, but the character of the protagonist is too unlikable and emotionally useless.

At the end of the first volume, the relationship between the characters has been introduced. I don't know if you can see the text, but I will post it here

I'm curious, if it's not a harem, why the character list except for the protagonist is all female characters😓

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The pace is too fast and it will collapse later.

Keep reading, keep reading, keep chasing, I'll give you a big one right away, please.