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It was originally written well, you just say that you are the only mysterious power in the world, use the opportunity to develop the faith of the whole people, and finally ignite the divine power and become a god and become Hades. In the end, there was a mysterious revival and Shushan came Do you know? What you write like this is like turning a rare fine article into a cliche article.

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The pattern is a bit low, everything is extraordinary. We should take the initiative to revive spiritual energy and create a cultivation system. As a result, we are pretending to be urban here. At least we have a bigger vision and directly conquer the universe. The result is what the so-called gods are. This is it. Which god does not have a divine kingdom and planet? Everything is done by himself. He is the source and just delegates power directly. The behind the scenes is not like the behind the scenes.

After catching up with the latest, the author's writing is actually quite good and well-conceived. It's not like what I said before when I found that I was too hung up and was demoting myself. This text is not an invincible text, but the foreshadowing is a bit long. The protagonist's enemy has only a shadow before Chapter 300, such as the origin of the magic jar, the old monk's prophecy ability, etc. But the holes were gradually filled later. The author probably wanted to write a non-systematic article with a grand worldview, similar to a mystery. The story of Goldfinger also has an origin, but it will not be revealed until the end.

I also ordered Chapter 159. I was attracted by the illustrations at first, and then the plot and setting became interesting, so I read it. Now the plot is boring, the illustrations are gone, and the author has been changed 🤔

Leon King in this book is really awesome. The protagonist relies on cheats to become extraordinary. He directly uses technology to become a god and does not pray to any gods until his death. To be honest, he will die early. If it continues to develop, technology may not be a problem.

I feel that the author is relatively poor, and there is a feeling that a poor person cannot write about a rich family. The overall feeling is that he is very family-like, and the apostle below also feels like a low-income person.

The main reason is that the protagonist's extraordinary combat power is too low. There is also a similar one next door that can combine items into a third-level extraordinary potion to destroy the tile. The protagonist's subordinates, the monsters, are not as powerful as the heroes.

The author may have some misunderstanding about solipsism. He keeps emphasizing that it is solipsism, but it turns out that it is not the case as he writes.

Generally, these twenty-plus chapters have one thing in common.