Huh? They’re All Real?

First of all, let me say that I am not a bastard, I sincerely give this book a good review. There are many books in my bookshelf, and I have basically read the popular ones, such as Sui Feng's Walking on the Stars, Avenue of Stars; Mao Pian's Doomsday Game; Beacon of Snow, The Sword... I have always only given good reviews to these books without commenting. After all, I am not lacking in this, so this is my This is the first time I have seriously evaluated a book: it is really good to read, and the story theme is very novel. I have read at least 50 books and finished about 15 of them. I have never seen a story of this kind. It uses time travel as a clue and the law of the God King as the background to depict the story of two worlds (the world of the God King and the world of human connection). In this book, the world of the God King is a pyramid, and the God King is the foundation of the world (the original ending is a bit outrageous, but it does not affect it), standing at the top of the pyramid, while the People's Alliance World mainly focuses on traveling to the God King World to promote plot development. It can be said to be a copy. The protagonist travels from Blue Star to the People's Alliance World, and in the People's Alliance World passes through The game "travels" to the world of the God King and "becomes" the eldest son, last son, god, and king. After the "game" is over, he is taken back by the pocket watch. It can be said that it is equivalent to going back to fix the loopholes. Overall, it's a good book, quite funny, especially the interaction with the goddess. It was really hilarious🤣. Then you have to use your brain a little bit, otherwise you won't be able to keep up. In the end, you still have to complain. The original was really outrageous!

I have finished reading this book. This book follows the realm system of Lord of Mysteries and has many female protagonists (although they don't drive)

This is a novel that was weighed down by its title. I actually didn't understand much of the story at the beginning, but the more I read to the end, the more I realized that the characterization and storyline of this book were very well done.

You must know that improving efficiency is not to do more things, but to have enough time to slow down and do what you want to do. When we have no time and energy to experience slowness, there is no point in going faster.

The ending is unexpected and reasonable😋

I'm worried that some people won't understand. Let me tell you the general worldview of this book. This is a different world, where society is structured into a pyramid. At the top of the tower are gods and kings. The world was originally created by the Creator. According to rumors, the original creator fell into a deep sleep after creating the world. The world follows an iron law: a god has only one king, and there are many kinds of relationships between gods and kings, such as father, daughter, master, servant, and lover. Everyone below the God-King is an ant. The King is the most precious thing of God. In the eyes of God, other than the King, everything in this world can be discarded at any time. The first generation of gods is the eldest son, the first children created by the original creation. The training system is a potion system. The smaller the sequence number, the stronger the combat effectiveness. Sequence five and below are intermediate and low-level sequencers. Sequences three and four above sequence five are called demigods, sequence one and two are angels, and sequence zero is a god. The protagonist is a time traveler, and he treats his experience in another world as a game, which means that he is the king of multiple goddesses. By the way, as an Easter egg, the original and the protagonist are the first generation of god kings, that is, the original code of god kings.

This book is as if it has been castrated and has no foreshadowing in the previous chapter. It is incomprehensible from the first chapter. After reading the first thirty chapters, I don't know what it is written. What does the protagonist want to do? It doesn't look like daily life or Western fantasy. It's pretty bad.

I don't have any good words. I only know that the author is proficient in music, has a high understanding of Shakespeare's literature, and also has a lot of understanding of Western culture. His literary content is extremely high. I would like to call him the most wonderful book I have ever read.

I don't like this Western way of description -_- and I didn't know what I was doing for most of the day.

The story is good, but some of the heroines are a bit lacking in character (I don't even remember the names of the later ones from the Holy Grail).