The Glory of the Sun God

It's been updated again! I admire this author's perseverance. Maybe he just wants to write his own book and doesn't care about us, but that's okay. This is his book, the world he creates, his inspiration. Just take a look. If you want to read it, continue reading; if you don't, please don't criticize. After all, not every author writes so slowly and has written over a thousand chapters.

In the name of the sun: The author is urged to finish the book immediately and stop disgracing the author. This is not an honor for the sun. This is a disgrace to the sun. Writers who write like this will be burned at the stake!!!

To be honest, the protagonist is a saint. After being betrayed, he forgives others with just a few kind words. It's disgusting. Having the power of a god but lacking the mind of a god, he was schemed against every day, treated like a puppet, and almost lost his family. Then the other person softens up, says a few nice words, and forgives them again. I'm so fed up.

The protagonist is a hypocritical, overly compassionate, and hypocritical saint. She is harsh on those close to her, lenient towards her enemies, and has a morbidly high regard for her reputation. She is willing to give everything for a group of unrelated people, but expects her family to give everything without ever making any sacrifices herself.

Haha! The protagonist is ridiculous! He blames Ororo for prioritizing his fellow mutants and betraying the protagonist, but what about himself? What if the protagonist had to choose between his family and Ororo? (Original text: "Ororo, I love you. I've never denied that. But I love my family more. I had to make a choice, and I have. I'm sorry, Ororo.

Ever since I started reading book reviews before even reading a book, I've been experiencing a reading slump.

The power system is completely broken. It took them ages to kill a mutated vampire. What about the X-Men? At this rate, besides Dark Phoenix, none of them can beat that mutated vampire… The forced addition of scenes for supporting characters was incredibly awkward. "I, Shennong, have tasted hundreds of herbs for over ten years, and I'm finally going to be poisoned to death. Farewell..."

I just want to know if the protagonist actually time-traveled. How come he knows nothing? What's the point of time travel? It's one thing if he doesn't know about those minor characters. But he doesn't even know about Umbrella Corporation's Resident Evil. He doesn't know about the Fantastic Four. He doesn't know the X-Men plot. He doesn't know the main Marvel movie storyline.

I've read dozens of chapters and haven't seen any paid chapters yet, so here are my personal thoughts! The protagonist's character is somewhat similar to Captain America's; he has too many concerns, even about complete strangers. I personally feel he's a bit of a saint. I prefer a decisive protagonist who doesn't care about the lives of others except for close friends and family.

What an amazing book! After reading so many novels over the years, this is the only one that made me feel nauseous and want to vomit. This isn't just an adjective; I actually vomited. It made me feel physically uncomfortable. The protagonist is the most incompetent person I've ever seen.