Proof of Divinity: I Begin by Selling Out Egypt to the Lord

Diaosi behavior appears in Chapter 1. The benefits given to women are not given to men? Discrimination, a cliché thing from many years ago? Dian within Dian

It feels like all the supreme gods have no ill intentions towards the protagonist, and the protagonist's progress is slow.

Isn't it pure? God will know it when you look at the back. She was written as a woman... It's hard to explain in front of it.

Looking at the introduction, the author intends to write a story about the rise of Western gods on a platform where Eastern gods crush Western gods and become equal to or even surpass the Eastern gods? (Just out of curiosity, please delete if you don't like it)

It feels like the writing is a bit low-end. They are all gods, and there are also things about men and women

I don't understand, these myths are too strange

Unbelievable, just take it but don't spit it out. Greedy, too greedy. The protagonist is a little better than the current squid, he is really persistent and stabs God in the back.

A smell of dick smell hits my face

What can I say? Although I know that most Western myths are about men and women lusting after their crotches, and the author is right in writing it, I still feel that it is inferior and a bit too vulgar and low-end. , Not in line with the protagonist's style.

It doesn't feel divine, just cosplay