The Evil God’s Cultural Mission to Bring About His Resurrection

The transcript is nice to read, but there is an obvious problem. So far, all the villains and enemies have been solved by complaining to the officials or using official connections. Frankly speaking, this is very uncomfortable. Because the protagonist is an evil god. If you write that the protagonist is an ordinary person and then copy it, that's not bad, but are you an evil god? You can have countless reasons such as not wanting to be discovered, but since the protagonist has been given the noble identity of the evil god, and every time he encounters an enemy, he has to be wary of giving up his profits and finding someone to help solve the problem, then what is the use of setting the identity of the evil god? This is really unpleasant.

Evil God, evil gods generally control relatively negative laws and powers. Since they are going to be resurrected, they will definitely not be able to control the previous powers. If they can control the game, omnipotence will be interesting. Fantasy priesthood

I have read a book before. The male protagonist obtained the godhead. It was originally the godhead of the god of art. In the end, he was forced to change into the godhead of the dimension and the second dimension, as well as other priests. In short, it was very interesting. [My figure has life]

To be honest, I get a headache when I see Gwent. Do you know who Gwent is?

In a place where most people know each other, if a large number of people suddenly appear, all with similar builds and looks, will they really not be suspicious?

The protagonist, the evil god, shouldn't always be behind the scenes. He should also take action himself.

Well⊙∀⊙! , Maybe going to the palace?

I went, and it turned out to be a rare cultural invasion of another world.

Is it an illusion? How do you feel about repeating over and over again?

Didn't this cost me a few cents worth of books?😭