I’m Broke and Can’t Afford School, So I Can Only Become an Evil God

Have you ever been an evil god? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

The master of the spiritual world is the male protagonist's leather jacket, the male protagonist is the man inside, and the system is the company's operation. Most of the time the account is controlled by the Zhongzhi person personally. When it is inconvenient for the Zhongzhi person to operate it, there is an operation agent (general type)

It's so disheartening to watch. The path to advancement is almost completely locked; evil continues to plague the lower levels, while high-level forces and combatants are almost entirely composed of villains. High-ranking figures are constantly emerging, and there are many legendary figures and above. The protagonist is only at the fourth rank, and although he can unleash considerable combat power through various means, he's still too weak. It's incredibly frustrating to watch.

I've read 88 chapters so far, and I feel the author is too insensitive to numbers, frequently mentioning cities with millions or tens of millions of people, or small towns with hundreds of thousands. There are also reports of a village disappearing every day, and that's just from the reports we've received.

The simplistic synopsis initially lowered its appeal, but after reading it, I found it to be quite good. It uses some common plot points and tropes, but the writing is decent and not overly toxic.

Here's a joke: the apostle of the evil god is a good person.

This is the first book I've subscribed to; I've always read pirated copies before. I feel the author's writing style is comparable to top-tier authors, so I don't know why the subscription numbers are so low?

Suspected extraterrestrial demon. Weaknesses: The pacing is too slow, there are too many meaningless descriptions, and the recapitulation parts are not well written; updates are too slow, it's been almost a year and there are only a few words. The advantages are that the writing is decent, the setting is good, it's readable, it has a strong light novel feel, it's good to read when you're bored, and I didn't find any major flaws.

I've recently seen many scenes of offering sacrifices to the worshippers. Is ritual worship really that casual? What's the point of altars and written prayers then? Is it just a matter of dialing a number and leaving the rest to the gods? It's pure idealistic sacrificialism. I suggest the next wave of sacrifices be the entire continent!

There are too few novels like this. Please don't abandon them. Even if they're historical novels, I'll subscribe to them all.