I Pretend to Be God in America

America has become increasingly scary recently. There are knights, gangsters, demons, vampires, and even God begins to appear! !

Go on a mission, right?

The author has something to say. He could have adapted it appropriately when making memes. It would be too blunt to integrate it directly. Also, netizens and passers-by could directly say something like stacking boxes and rabbit heads. A group of high-ranking American officials would say it was too abrupt.

It has just reached 139, and the Church has obtained the Mirror World part. Overall review: It's worth watching, a bit interesting, and the money is well spent. Current flaws: 1-The plot is overly predictable. Each crisis is created to pave the way for new characters in the future, allowing people to imagine more powerful characters by stacking boxes. However, when the United States has experienced many powerless annihilation crises, someone will always run out to save the world. Once or twice is okay, but too many times, the readers can completely predict the script arranged by the protagonist, and there is not enough new ideas in the follow-up, which seriously damages the sense of expectation. Looking back at the current situation in the United States, the country is not really hurt much. And won't it make the American elite think "there will be a tall man coming to save me" when the next crisis comes? 2-Insufficient spiritual vision. There is a connection between the recent popularity of American novels and the widening of spiritual vision in reality. Readers have certain expectations before clicking in. The author's setting of Luo Island at the beginning of the novel may also be the starting point. But in the later period, as the combat power increased and the plot perspective was moved to the national and organizational levels, there were fewer and fewer critical plots about the United States. Obviously there are so many things to write about, not just cults, but also illiteracy and ignorance, elite circles, drug addiction for all, cannibalism, crotch rot, racial discrimination, and capital operations that are completely spreading. Write something that makes the doomsday more and more crazy. 3-The character of the protagonist limits the writing method. The protagonist is a time-traveling priest, and his three views are too in line with Chinese ideas, so the protagonist does not really let the crisis evolve further, but only uses the crisis to develop fruits. All of this is understandable, but since the protagonist has chosen to give fruits and insurance to the supporting characters, he can let these supporting characters do bad things, and the protagonist can find ways to remedy or harvest them, which will increase the tension of the storyline to another level. Now the world society and war power in the book have collapsed, but it does not have the same plot tension. If it were replaced by an incident in which the supporting characters did bad things or good things, the senior officials struggled with each other, and the protagonist made several revisions before barely achieving the goal, then the United States in the novel would have collapsed to the same extent, and the plot would have been more exciting. The novel is still very good, but after reading the 130th chapter, it deviates from the hot selling point of America, and has much less critical content. There are more and more family fun incidents, and it has a trend of going high and going low, which is quite regrettable.

It's not too bad for now, but there are typos and omissions in every chapter. Can't you review it?

The first chapter is both the beginning and the end! The writing style limits the protagonist from being a "god", and the writing power cannot sustain it. He can give others abilities, but he is just another person's child who follows the crowd and hides behind the scenes to see what other people are like. Is there any group portrait book that has such good results that it supports this arrangement, and it has been fixed like this now? Infinite Stream has the support of Infinite Terror, and Mary Sue has the support of a rich woman. In this case, if you follow the one with a low upper limit, why not explore it yourself!

I am a Ship reader, and the feeling I got after reading this is that the protagonist is a eunuch who has no lust 😳

I saw some readers suggested writing about our country. Personally I think it's better not to touch it. The point of interest is to turn fiction into reality and play with the whole world. Everything is based on personal preferences. Involving the realistic background, the most difficult thing to deal with is what individual readers suggest to write about. If you really write it, it must be praised. It must be without disasters. It must be much better than others. How countries are shocked and sighed. If you don't talk about it in the same way, you are also drawing a trap for yourself. If you write it, do you have to find a way to rationalize it? If the intensity is so high, does the plot have to revolve around him? Other areas must be supporting roles. What kind of bullshit behind-the-scenes god is there? How dare you write something bad?

After reading Chapter 12, I really felt that it was really good. There was also where the protagonist went. Although there was a behind-the-scenes story, it felt like there was no content at all, only events. Is the American flow really a blue ocean?

The pace is too fast. In the chapters after it was released, the author obviously went crazy for the sake of fun. It won't be long and it's easy to get stuck.