The Game Becomes Reality: I Ascend to Godhood with Intelligence

This book is very well written, showing the author's talent, but do you know why it's not popular? Because it's padded, too padded. As everyone knows, too much padded content prevents a book from becoming popular. I understand you want to build a grand world-building, but you can't just keep writing background information.

Rather than being rebelled against, it's better to actively rebel yourself. Foreign wars can alleviate domestic pressure and strengthen your own faction. You can even borrow heavily and acquire special foreign trade rights in conquered territories (allowing foreign factories and investments, and significantly reducing import and export tariffs) to gain the tacit approval of major empires (as long…

A very traditional, mindless, feel-good novel with a strong retro vibe. Suitable for relaxing the mind, killing time, and reminiscing about youth. The technique is quite skillful, and common pitfalls are avoided, but occasionally there may be issues with being too "classical," which varies from person to person. Overall, it's acceptable; not having to think is a pleasure.

It's a fairly typical Chinese-style Western fantasy novel, with no major flaws overall but frequent minor ones. While it's considered a light read, at least it doesn't contain any completely nonsensical plot points, though it does revert to its original settings quite a bit. The author claims this is their first book, so the quality is passable. Overall, it's readable, but don't overthink it.

No, I looked at the table of contents and it's only two million words long and it's all so explicit. With such slow skill improvement, are you planning to write tens of millions of words?

It's actually well-written, but I just can't bring myself to like harem/stud novels.

How do they explain the protagonist's mother's character setting? A king of a kingdom marrying a goddess, right? 😒

The concept is good, but it gets weirder and weirder as it goes on. Couldn't they just accept any woman as a character? And why do these women's feelings for the male lead seem so inexplicable? They fall for him after just one or two things. Harem novels aren't written like that. He's basically introduced as a woman, and she's attractive. Then it becomes just the male lead's harem, and I can't stand it anymore. 😅

Having read Chapter 78 of "Conquest of Nations," the protagonist now reminds me of a male dog in heat, wanting to sleep with every beautiful woman he sees without considering anything else; he has absolutely no willpower.

I really can't help but complain. The protagonist is 16 years old... I don't know when the author plans to skip two years of the plot, but they always like to leave a loophole in the alternate identity so that people can connect it to the protagonist's original identity. It's just too cliché.