Mythology: I Am God!

Will the protagonist elbow humans later on? It's common knowledge that a God who doesn't elbow humans isn't a good God.

If you treat the Bible like a wish-fulfillment novel, then isn't Jehovah the oldest known yandere? In some scenes, he expresses great anxiety if a human he likes changes their mind, and then tries everything to win them back. However, if he fails to win them back, he regrets it, breaks down, and starts killing them.

When will we let the Hags have a meltdown? How about a barrage of celestial fire? After all, it's common knowledge that God has a strange possessiveness towards humanity, not wanting them to deviate from the rules and morals He has set, and unable to tolerate the Hags' belief in other gods. God is like a yandere towards humanity; people on Earth can only love themselves and follow His own reasoning.

It seems Zeus in this book is going to get his comeuppance later on. Poor Zeus was crushed by Yahweh in reality, and in the novel, he's constantly getting elbowed by God.

To be blunt, author, have you ever been God? You just write whatever comes to mind. Come on, I've been God, and this is what you wrote for me.

Good heavens, quite a few people actually believe in this stuff! 🥵

Well written. The protagonist transmigrates to another world where he is God. Judging from the plot and synopsis, the protagonist must have arrived a long time ago, or perhaps it's a reverse cause-and-effect relationship, giving the story a mythological feel. Also, that fake negative review in the comments section was really something, it almost got me banned. The author should try to deal with it!

Actually, I find pure Western mythology more appealing. There's too much Eastern mythology now, it's too homogenized, and we're experiencing aesthetic fatigue. Western mythology, on the other hand, is scarce, and truly excellent examples are even rarer. I think most readers of this book want to see pure Western mythology; for example, I've always wanted to read novels about Greek, Christian, Norse, and Egyptian mythology.

As the title suggests

If you know Shennong, could you tell me how well he writes? The books that have been on the Sanjiang and New Book charts for the past few months have absolutely no substance; I'm sick of reading them, I don't want to read any more.