
The Age of Divine Lords
神祇领主纪元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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This kind of story is bound to end. Given the author's limited abilities, they can only portray gods as humans. This is what's called a lord story. They can't capture the feeling of a god. For example, if someone is already a god, why would they go to an academy? If someone is already a god, why would they receive any knowledge?
I regret not reading the comments. I became stupid after subscribing, it's really ridiculous, damn it, I want my money back!
Don't read this, everyone. It's extremely toxic.
This is the first time I've ever read a novel that made me feel so nauseous and want to vomit. For over 300 chapters, the protagonist is constantly attending school, taking mock exams, and participating in various campus competitions. This author keeps suppressing the protagonist's strength, especially in his own outline where he lavishly praises the Faustian God family while his own ancestor is…
Goodbye Seeing the Ancestor's demise, I gave up. Personally, I feel the Ancestor wasn't incapable of falling, but the Zhang family, having lost two challenges to him and even had a True God killed, suddenly had three True Gods eliminated.
The author didn't even seriously consider the setting when writing about an immortal civilization based on the habits of human civilization.
A civilization whose power originates from itself, a civilization of immortality—why would they use an academy? Why do they still use grades to divide classes? What are academies for? For bullying? To write about a unique civilization, an author should at least consider how people construct social structures within such a worldview. At least so far, I haven't seen any authors seriously consider this.
It's like panning for gold in the neighbor's poop, only to find it's just a pile of rubbish in the end; suitable for ten-year-olds.
I'm starting to not quite understand this kind of deity-based writing anymore! It feels like this mutated lord-based writing system is incomplete. The expected content includes interdimensional warfare, civilization exploration, and the construction of pantheons.
He acts on impulse, without any planning. He doesn't even dare to use cheats properly, and he hides even a magic rune set. He's really become a pig.
It feels like the main character is turning into a pig so fast!
You're practically a demigod, a true god! And you're still living in a dorm at school, in a tiny 30-square-meter room... 🪖🪖🪖