I Meet Every Requirement to Become a God in This World!
这个世界的成神条件，我都符合！
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Main character, the man below
Subscribing to a whole chapter just to insult you is like you haven't seen a woman in 800 years; it's utterly despicable.
It's well-written, but there are some flaws. The initial awakening of supernatural powers was set too high. It was said that they would go to the Mohist school, but in the end, they still started with martial arts, which felt a bit disjointed.
After reading 14 chapters, my impression is that the entire author is severely nearsighted; they can't see unless spoken to, and they can't see unless reminded. It could be called a "Blind Man's Tale."
It's hard to believe that this is a novel written for male readers.
Can you please use some basic logic? In a supernatural world, where would an ordinary old woman get the audacity to provoke the family of a disciple of a local supernatural power, spouting nonsense about being bribed and used? She wouldn't even survive until the plot unfolds; both sides could easily crush her.
The subject matter is good, but it's a bit awkward in Qingzhou.
In Qingzhou, someone he met once risked his life for him, even seeking revenge, and was a national hero. Yet a prefect colludes with the demon race—and the prefect comes from a powerful clan! It feels like children playing house. Demons are the mortal enemies of humans! The previous county prefects, let's leave aside that, at least had some credibility.
Where did all those subsequent descriptions come from in the first three chapters? 😅 I subscribed to one chapter just to leave a comment. I'm off, brothers who stayed, the poison will kick in later.
It's normal to have no results; the combat power is suppressed too much, and the pretentious tactics are too cliché. You might as well take a look at Bai Xiaochun in A Thought Through Eternity.
The description made me cringe so badly I almost had a stroke.
After defecating, sexual repression, forced intellectual decline, highly toxic.
As for cheating, either don't use it at all, or use it to your heart's content. They used cheats diligently during the early training phase to break the deadlock, but when it came to Qi Xinxiang's case, they stopped using them! They insisted on waiting until the main hall session, and even after Qi Xinxiang's suicide, they still didn't use them.