I Am an Earth God in the United States

There are indeed big problems with the writing style and subject matter. The theme of America being a god is not very popular. Secondly, there are big basic logic loopholes in the plot of the first few chapters. There is not enough research on the underlying ecology and beliefs of the United States, and the writing is too fake and empty. European and American beliefs have long been flawed because of the forced expansion of Christianity. Even if they treat you as a transcendent being, they will only treat you as a unique kind of devil instead of a god There are also European and American people They don't know how to burn incense to worship gods. Burning incense is a custom in the Chinese circle. Europeans and Americans need to go through the intermediary of priests to contact gods. That is to say, Europeans and Americans themselves do not have the right to pray directly to the God they believe in. Directly making wishes to gods is something that only the Chinese faith has. The dialogue description is also relatively dull and lacks a sense of life. If you really want to write about being a land in Europe and the United States, then you must either start in Chinatown, or have a physical body to start the game and pretend to be a priest to improve yourself. It is really not what the gods in China would do when you have nothing. The Chinese have always put self-preservation first and others second, because only when you are alive can you have output.