Reverend Insanity: I Have an Equipment Slot

Although I don't want to offend you, you have too many poisonous points. Modifying the original settings at will is the biggest problem. The consciousness of any high-level god is more than 10,000 meters, and there are 1080 cities certified by the Lord God in Hell. The rest are illegal. As long as you are not strong enough, demon castles can attack you at will. You actually have big cities, middle cities, small cities and other Lord God-certified city leaders, and you can even have a five-star devil as the city owner. There is basically no inkstone itself, and one treasure is sold for 17.3 Million. You can actually buy more than 100,000 lower-level godheads and more than 1,000 mid-level godheads. Then you yourself explained that a lower godhead costs 100 and a mid-level godhead costs 10,000. How did you buy it? I didn't leave the city in the meantime. I rented a house in the city and lived there for 100,000 years. Didn't I need any money? In the end, as long as a high-level god went to test the devil, he didn't even need to take the test. He was directly issued a three-star devil certificate and he was convinced.

Why is there always a Panlong fan setting where you can buy and sell soul defense artifacts at will? This thing is extremely difficult to refine, and Shura, who is good at souls, has to customize it for the god to use it.

The number of cities, the strength of the city lord, the scope of the superior god's consciousness, the soul defense artifact, divine power, the price of metal life...

There are a lot of bugs, and there are so many settings that conflict with the original work that I wrote without having read the original work. It's uncomfortable to read.

It's a pull within a pull. I read some of the original work and then started writing. The whole process is a minefield and I'm not good at math. Just go ahead and write. It's not for you.

Come on, there are a lot of mistakes in this writing. First of all, in terms of numbers, I feel like I haven't even graduated from elementary school. I sold treasures for more than 15 million inkstones. I also wrote 100 lower godheads and 10,000 mid-level godheads. I was able to buy more than 100,000 lower godheads and 1,000 mid-level godheads on the spot and put them into the space ring. Not long after, it became even more outrageous. I also wrote that more than 15 million inkstones can be exchanged for more than 1 million lower godheads, which is enough to strengthen the body. I must be nervous. Multi-thousand × 100 is more than 100 million, your math is so wrong Then, the protagonist has just become a god from the holy realm, and after training, he actually wants to do a 5-star demon mission. There is no one in the city who can directly get started with a 3-star demon mission. ? Why do others still do star-raising missions? Unless there is a strength exceeding 7 stars, the city lord will directly issue a 7-star demon medal In the end, the lowest strength of the hell city lord is a seven-star demon, unless it is a city built by himself, but the city built by himself is not the main god, there is no main god guard and no demon castle. You actually have a 5-star demon city lord, and the demon castle is all connected, and you can see the high-star demon missions in other places. You actually said that there are no demon missions above 5 stars. Isn't it funny?

In other words, you are looking for reasons not to let the protagonist cut off the four main gods, and just want to give Beirut to the protagonist, without considering the original character at all. You must know that the protagonist's identity is completely incapable of convincing Beirut to the point of entrusting the main god. First of all, if he is not a native of Magnolia, he will lose most of his trust. Secondly, Lin Lei and Qing Huo can be said to have grown up in Beirut. They have a good understanding of their characters and personalities so that they can be trusted by Beirut. The protagonist cannot gain Beirut's trust at all. Even if the protagonist you said absorbs the three godheads and has the master-level strength to help Beirut, the question is why Beirut should trust the protagonist. This is the main godhead, and it is not as easy to gain trust as you think.

I just read the first chapter. I will briefly explain the reasons why I can't stand it. The first one is what kind of knowledge karma is there. To be honest, in my personal opinion, modern people go to Panlong to understand the law and their talent is definitely higher than that of the natives. To understand the law itself requires talent and inspiration. Do the souls baptized by the information explosion of modern people have no advantage over the native people? Not to mention anything else, you know more about the mysteries of various departments than those lower gods in the holy realm, right? All this knowledge must be bought with money. The second point is that the power of elements condenses divine power? What is the elemental ocean for? The difference between refining the godhead and becoming a god independently is that the world helps you condense the god body, and the other is that you absorb the divine power in the ocean of elements to transform the god body.

As a result, I went crazy to gain a sense of presence, and my left and right brains interacted with each other.

The materialism part above is quite poisonous.