Higher-Dimensional Avatar: Shifting the Stars from the Start

What the hell is this? It's a negative example mentioned in Chun Chun's "Golden Finger Experiencer of All Heavens". You can't even use the pig's trotter golden finger. It's so funny.

This kind of writing has no meaning at all. It's all about God. It's not about dominating the earth. It's about me. It's about growing up. It's about having fun. I don't dare to write about this, and I don't feel comfortable writing about that. So what's the point of opening such a golden finger?

Has it reached the stage where not being flattery means being disloyal?

I just hope that the character will not collapse in the future. The protagonist can kill hundreds of people at will, but he does not dare to cheat (although everyone knows it is a review issue, but I still want to complain). I just hope that the protagonist will not suddenly dare not kill anyone later. After only a few dozen chapters, he is still an ordinary person. The protagonist has killed more than a thousand people.

If the cheat is too big, then the author can't write the effect, and directly makes the protagonist forget that he is cheated. This outrageous cheat is still playing house in a third of the earth. It is so speechless. Either you reduce the cosmic-level plug-in to the point where it can only observe and affect the earth, so that you can happily play around on the earth.

I have read several of this guy's books. But they all belong to the type of stories that are extremely imaginative, divinely unfolding, messy and have no main line, and ultimately have no ending but a helpless eunuch. But in the early stage, the unlimited troublemaking, unlimited imagination, unlimited divine expansion, unlimited naughty children, and wanton behavior are also quite exciting. Moreover, the protagonist is basically an extreme self, and the world exists because of me. As for the writing style, just make it attractive.

It feels like playing house with kindergarten friends. It's just a boo, the pattern is too small.

Boring and cliche. He was forced to participate, but he actually went to compete obediently. He pretended to be a slap in the face in the ring, just like an idiot. Others set up a trap, and you have to follow other people's steps. Just pretending to be a slap in the face, and there is nothing new at all. The officials inside are like rubbish and have done nothing.

Ability is OK, character history, plot history

The writing is written in an elementary school style, and the protagonist is quite mentally retarded. Is it difficult to be in a single universe for a short period of time with such ability?