
From Ninth-Rank Earth God to Lord of the Celestial Court!
从九品土地肝成天庭共主!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 791k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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360Chapters
995Recommendations
3.3kFans
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Too many constraints; too many useless main characters; the self-serving scheme is presented as so righteous and noble; it's all so fake; what kind of connection does a time traveler have with ancient people? The struggle for faith is ultimately just about keeping the masses ignorant; paying someone to do something makes them seem so noble; and the key is, they might not even get anything done.
I'm new here, so please be kind to me! Feel free to post any suggestions below this thread; I'll read and reply carefully, and I'm not easily offended!
Well, I think I put a lot of effort into writing this book. Volume 1 already has a complete outline, and regardless of the results, I will definitely finish writing it! I hope everyone will continue reading, please click the last page of the latest chapter with your lucky finger, this is very important to me 😭. Finally, thank you all so much for your support, thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
What rubbish is this? You've written about a god, but they live worse than ghosts. Without incense offerings, their divine power dissipates, and a god in a mortal temple is completely helpless. Furthermore, any divine power or spell requires incense offerings. What's the point of writing about divine power then? To feed you?
Can't one cultivate magic on their own? Can one only use incense to obtain supernatural powers? Is it impossible to cultivate divine power on one's own?
Shinto stories are often portrayed as slaves to believers and ordinary people; hopefully, the author can create a different kind of Shinto.
This novel is garbage, especially the 36 chapters which are extremely toxic—run away!
This beginner village monster has been described in so many chapters; how many chapters will it take to describe the monsters later on? Even just writing more interesting daily life scenes to pad the word count would be fine!
The subject matter is good, but unfortunately, it's not satisfying.
Two words: Dissatisfied. Writers are advised to learn more about how to make readers feel good. Online novels are like fast food. If you want to make a living from online novels, you have to learn how to make readers happy. If they're not happy, then everything else is meaningless. It's just low-class stuff.
Whether it's a fake death or a genuine resurrection, the plot has been boring since the "death." Logically, there should be twists and climaxes later on, but these kinds of plot points only work when released sequentially. Given the current update speed, this novel has been sitting in the palace for almost four days. After all, this isn't a physical book. Physical books can use seven or eight chapters, or even dozens, to build up to a climax, because all the chapters are already released.
Why not exchange it for a cultivation technique?
They clearly have enough incense offerings, but they won't exchange them for cultivation techniques. I really don't understand.