Divine Soul

I flipped through it after it was taken over by the system. Although I can still read this book, it feels like two different people are writing it, just like the one under the system!

This book has been sitting on my bookshelf for a while now. I've read part of it, but every time I see the cover, it takes me out of the story... Please, authors, don't use images from BL games (especially those featuring the male protagonist) as covers!!

I feel the author should perhaps continue developing in this area, delving deeper and refining the content. I haven't read your second novel in the "Main God" genre on Qidian yet, but judging from the data, its performance isn't very good. Here are some suggestions; please refrain from negative comments.

Mu Heng can serve as a reference; hopefully, we can spark some ideas from each other. First of all, I am a reader of "Master" Jing Keshou. They belong to a relatively niche readership. They value the philosophical ideas in novels, hence the niche audience. Therefore, I also pay attention to Mu Heng's writing because his articles contain insightful thoughts.

They even brought out such an old book. Good thing. Back then, the behind-the-scenes mastermind was a very good work.

Thirty years of indifference to virginity, and then the next second a wife and son suddenly appear out of nowhere—no beginning, no process. It crashed! It crashed!

This book was written by the system while the author was under trusteeship.

This idea is so outlandish, I just don't understand it. There are books this bad. It's even harder to swallow than old Russian literature translated in the 1950s and 60s.

This book is logically sound and a rare gem. Its only flaw is that the protagonist lacks a certain human quality, making it less emotionally engaging (e. G., Humor, warmth, or passion).

The idea is good, but it's a pity it involves two-way penetration; I can't stand it anymore.