Divine Soul

I read it after I was managed by the system. Although I can read this book, it feels like two people are writing the same thing as the system hosting!

This book has always been on my bookshelf. I have read part of the article and it makes me laugh every time I see the cover... I beg the authors not to use the picture of the BL game (or the male protagonist) as the cover! !

I feel like maybe the author should continue to develop in this area. Dig deep and finish. You haven't read the second main god type book you started at the starting point, but looking at the data, the results are not very good. Some suggestions, don't spray if you don't like it. Maybe we can travel to the world of Faerûn, Greyhawk, or the world of Azeroth, and go there to build the main god. This is not a bad idea. If you just want to write well, you have to take into account the various characteristics of the world you want to travel through. For example, there are lichs everywhere and saints are as numerous as dogs. You have to take this into consideration. I just started reading your book "My Lord God Game". I really like this genre. If you have similar interests, you can support me and the author can refer to it.

Mu Heng can be used as a reference, hoping to generate sparks of ideas for each other. First of all, I am a reader of the "leader" Jing Keshou. Belongs to a relatively niche audience of readers. It pays attention to the philosophical ideas in the novel, so it is niche. Therefore, I also pay attention to Mu Heng's articles, because there are shining points of thought in the articles. Why do I mention the leader? Mainly because I have some feelings after reading the recent chapters of Mu Heng. Suddenly I thought of the leader's series of novels, and my thoughts gradually matured, or changed. In the early stage of the leader, from Fengqi, to the God of War, to the Tang Dynasty. The ideas in these three early books are almost purely "non-human". There is a strong breath of God. The most profound feeling is the huge difference between the "existence" of God (it feels inappropriate to use the word creature to describe or describe God) and mortals. It is probably because of this "God's perspective" that the leader's writings are called niche writings. Because the "public" belongs to the citizens, is secular, insignificant, trivial, and intrigues. These mortals hate to see you being arrogant and belittling us mortals (of course, if you really come to the world with the power of God, they will be the first to kneel down). Of course, the so-called niche is only one aspect, and for authors who are interested in writing articles with philosophical connotations, it is only one aspect. The key lies in the thought, The relationship between man and God, the relationship between man and the world, the relationship between God and the world, the interaction of the three. The key lies in two words: "order" and "kindness" These two words come from the so-called DND, the name of the camp. Of course, there are also parallels in Chinese classical philosophy: Confucius' etiquette and benevolence Ritual brings order, benevolence brings kindness. These two words are the main theme of the world. Of course, absolute rationality will choose the neutral camp, regardless of so-called good or evil. But for intelligent life groups, as long as they are slightly biased toward kindness, they will be the first choice. There is not much to say about order, because the existence of the world itself is orderly. Only the word "kindness" is mentioned here. An intelligent life, no matter how servile it is, fundamentally does not want to be raised like a pig. Therefore, it is quite unexpected that the protagonist in the article is ready to completely obliterate the so-called existence of souls and theories in "this world". The protagonist plans to raise all humans in captivity as a source of "soul power". In this case, what is the difference between the villain in The Matrix who raised people as batteries? Will be hated. At least "I", as a reader of this world, will never allow anything to obliterate the existence of souls in this world, and be used as a soul battery. Even if you give me the so-called superior material life and so on. The soul is the big thing. Man, God, and the world should be a logical circle that promotes each other. Man supports God, God promotes the world, God promotes the progress of the intelligent group, the intelligent group promotes the advancement of the world, and God will advance accordingly when the world is promoted, and so on. Although people have little power, they are still useful. This is understood from the leader "Qingdi". This is also the progress of the leader's thinking, from the distinction between gods and humans to the interaction between gods, humans and the world. Of course there are huge differences between humans and gods, but they should not be blocked by the huge gap. God shouldn't treat people completely as lambs. For example, China, which has been enlightened for decades, has produced many people who are unwilling to be lambs, right? How many people have such firm faith as to dedicate their souls wholeheartedly to a certain "god"? All intelligent beings have the desire to "make progress". How many are willing to be lambs? Turning the topic back, In other words, it is virtue to go in and out. In the dark world, even gods, as long as they are born in the world, must follow some of the most basic laws. In the article, the protagonist swallows the power of the soul of another intelligent being, so where does the other person's true spirit go? Not written yet. I hope Mu Heng can round out this logic. Some things cannot be used or wasted, so I might as well give them to you, but don't look too ugly when you eat them. What can you give me? Where did the true spirit go? What can be achieved? Wait for Mu Heng to explain in detail.

Even such an old book was pulled out. Good thing, the main force behind the scenes at that time was a very good work.

I have been indifferent to virginity for thirty years, and then a wife and son are born in the next second. There is no beginning and no process. Collapse, collapse

This book was written by the system when the author was in custody

I don't understand this idea, and there is such an ugly book. It is even harder to swallow than the old Russian literary works translated in the 1950s and 1960s.

This book is logically fluent and is a rare good article. The only flaw is that the protagonist lacks a bit of human flavor and the reading lacks some emotional stimulation (such as funny, warm, passionate, etc.).

The idea is good, but it's a double wear, so I can't stand it anymore.