In Ten Days I Will Become a God on Earth!

I voted for it with a monthly vote. The writing is pretty good. It shows how normal people can avoid becoming gods. It's not as outrageous as what I wrote. One chapter a day is not enough.

No, that's a bit outrageous, right? How did his plane get through the air defense?

Let's change the place again. The protagonist appeared in front of people in the last three days. Although he was dressed up, strangers appeared near no-man's land. At this time point, we will focus on investigation and check the keywords of mobile phone search engines. So it is best to change the address and stop going out for activities. In fact, it is best to hide in the underground caves of the Haast Landform at the beginning. Hide in shallow places at first, and then drill into the deepest place in the last day or two.

In three days, as long as you prepare your equipment and hide in the mountains, you will be able to find it. He has special superpowers and runs desperately to places where people rarely see them. Even if you mobilize tens of thousands of people, you won't be able to find them.

The protagonist should run to the snowfields of Siberia to look for nuclear defense facilities left behind after the disintegration of the great powers or run to the depths of the mountains of Yunnan and Guizhou to look for bottomless caves

There are so many flaws in this book that I don't want to talk about it. I really didn't expect someone to write such a bad book in this type of book. When the protagonist learned that Tianmu would reveal his identity information step by step, he actually did so many behaviors that made him look suspicious. Also, I don't know what the author was thinking. Is that girl named Su Xuening useful? Why did you spend so much space writing it? For those who didn't know, I thought it was a movie about young love, and it was written that the protagonist defended her from a knife. It was already the 5th day of the countdown. It was really awesome. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the protagonist's behavior, but what's the point of arranging this plot?