I Became a God in Mount & Blade

The son of Ravenia rose from the dead, his indestructible body a testament to his power. The gods, with their compassionate gaze upon him, saw the worlds scattered like broken pottery in the void, and the power of iron and blood poured into the saint's hands.

This book is truly excellent. Among the myriad of supernatural novels on Qidian, it's definitely a gem. First of all, the protagonist hasn't done anything underhanded so far. Those few instances of supernatural behavior would make you want to abandon the book. He's consistently incredibly powerful, seemingly omnipresent, like a true god.

The son of Ravenia laid his hands on the blacksmith's shoulder and said, "The sword you forge is unmatched, and your sighs have risen before the throne of God. Come with me, and salvation will come to your house." The blacksmith covered his face with his hands, which were covered in fire marks, and bowed his head, weeping, saying, "My wife's eyes are sealed by eternal night, like a prisoner in…

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It's a pity. The beginning was very well written, but after reading around chapter 50, it became clear that the author only intended to follow the game's flow. However, reality is never a game. For the sake of gameplay and optimization, games have many limitations, which sometimes makes the plot seem very illogical.

We want to read a history book set in another world, not a modern urban novel. What we want to see is mythology, not a bunch of modern people running in and playing out a fourth catastrophe.

The entire populace of Zeonica gathered before the sanctuary built of stone, their bellies as empty as earthen vessels, and cried out to the Son of Ravenia: "Give bread to the hungry!" The son of Ravenia stood on the papal platform, his robes spotless: "Do you not remember 'Worship on the Sabbath'? Tell me, what time was the last time we observed a holy day, under the new moon?"

The overpowered attack was too strong; stunning the entire army made it easy to slaughter them, which made many compromises seem unnecessary.

The son of Ravenia swore an oath to the people in the thicket of thorns: "If you hold fast to my ways, on every Sabbath I will make your flesh and bones smell as sweet as a newly opened parchment." This oath was branded on the spine of Cenormous like a red-hot iron stamp.

Author, if you really had the protagonist's abilities, would you make videos and post them on Bilibili?