Wizard: Becoming a God Through a Lottery

Using feces as a magic staff is a bit too avant-garde; I can't appreciate it.

Uninteresting; the protagonist is a dung-scoop weapon; there's no sense of immersion.

Hopefully, this time we won't give up halfway.

The beginning was quite exciting, a pure wish-fulfillment story. It got boring after chapters 180-something were sealed away, and it took over 50 chapters to get it back. During that time, the protagonist was basically just an old man in a dungeon who could generate tons of gold coins, getting nothing for himself but giving cheat codes to visiting adventurers and villagers.

Bro, how did you manage to write two books that have been read a million times and still be level 1?

Group number: 1016565867 Despicable author

The protagonist seems a bit too saintly, even though it's a modern time-travel story.

This book is almost finished, and he'll soon become a god.

You sell it for 3,000, and a middleman on the same platform resells it for over 10,000. What's the point? It's a complete waste of effort. And you even claim to have reached a cooperation agreement? That's idiotic.

As the first part of the story, it's one thing to feature a weak slime as an enemy, but the problem is that it's too drawn out and far too long.