I Just Became an Evil God, and a Saintess Summoned Me
刚成邪神，被圣女召唤
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
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- Light Novel
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- Original ACG Fantasy
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- 14d ago
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Have you ever been an evil god? This is a bunch of random, presumptuous stuff.
A thousand years ago, the protagonist promoted atheism and was later sealed away. 500 Years ago, atheistic thought erupted on a large scale, all the gods perished, and then, without gods, a group of powerful figures with advanced technology impersonated the gods, controlled the church, and exploited the world.
It's a bit hard to accept.
The beginning was amazing; I thought it was a behind-the-scenes story, but it turns out the female lead has a cheat-like advantage. The male lead is more attentive than if he were raising a daughter, always answering her questions and fulfilling her requests, even proactively helping her. He doesn't act like a typical protagonist at all; he's practically an evil god.
As far as I can see, the only thing that can attract readers in a nanny story is the events spanning a thousand years; the daily life is completely uninteresting.
It's another case of false advertising. Although the protagonist is named an evil god villain, he is actually a hero, while the righteous gods are the villains. Similar to Japanese light novel isekai anime
So here's the question—why, given the existence of deities, is there a clearly defined method for ascending to godhood? Humans, as long as they can see a clear system of advancement, won't have much awe for what lies at the end of the path, right? Without awe, how can there be faith? Furthermore, the methods for climbing the divine staircase are public knowledge. So why believe in God?
Personal evaluation
The plot design is flawed. This book was originally intended to have two storylines. Main plot: The female protagonist's journey of leveling up by defeating monsters. Subplot: The reconstruction of the protagonist's faith. Below is my personal speculation on the original plot line. Phase 1
Is this a female-oriented novel?
Why does it give off the vibe of a female head of the household plus her ever-present old man?
The progress feels too slow.
I've only seen chapter 124 so far. The protagonist only managed to pull the Saintess down to the second tier; at this pace, it feels like it could go on for 1000 chapters and still not be finished. Furthermore, the author has never explained just how much power is needed to break the protagonist's seal. It's like a human can easily lift a bottle of water, but for an ant, it's an impossible task.
Celia's Rebellion
"This—was never what I wanted—" I never intended to turn against my own family! I never intended for my followers to launch an attack! But—Lord Ross preceded you! He banished the dark ages of ignorance! Let everyone have bread to eat! Let everyone have milk to drink! But you! All of you!! Deceived everyone!!! The gods stole Lord Ross's power! And they lied to your children!