I Play the Gods in America

When playing a deity, don't be too bound by gender. Play a male god, but also a female god. Otherwise, always playing a male god is a bit monotonous and strange. It would be best to add some animal gods as well, as these gods belong to a more primitive and bloody belief in wild beasts.

This is considered one of the more challenging genres of urban behind-the-scenes fiction. Most others rely on derivative works from anime and games, but this one is almost entirely original in terms of plot and ability settings. It doesn't deliberately downplay official involvement, instead featuring a multi-party free-for-all with occasional boss battles.

It's perfectly normal for the US to kill hundreds of thousands of people a year. Just look at their annual birth rate and millions of immigrants, yet their population hasn't increased at all for decades. There's a guy on Bilibili who's a Gundam collector there; the sheer number of rotting and parasitic Gundams has driven his sanity to a crazy low. He's feeling like he's in the territory of the four evil gods of the subspace world. 😂

Author, you still lack imagination. What you call suffering is just their daily life.

Up to the latest chapter, it hasn't made a single mistake that I consider a flaw in behind-the-scenes writing. There was no forced addition of scenes for the official characters (I don't know why those who write about behind-the-scenes stories especially like to introduce a female police officer to the official characters and then casually grant them power).

The writing is good, but the biggest problem is the lack of immersion; it's hard to understand, and most parts are skipped. There's no enjoyment in it, so despite the book's quality, the grades are only barely acceptable.

I'm a bit confused. I've been a bookworm for over a decade, and this is one of the best novels I've read in all these years. Why isn't it performing well? It's a pity for the author.

Novels about superpowers or mysterious origins are basically about the left hand attacking the right. This kind of story gets harder to write as it progresses, and when it gets to the point where the left brain is fighting the right brain, it's completely hopeless.

This world is truly unlucky to have encountered such a jinx as the protagonist.

Author, you don't even try hard enough. Even Hechao doesn't like your work and won't copy your content. How did you become popular?