Omnipresent Divinity: I Sacrificed Billions to Become a God

It's like traveling through the world all the time, but none of the supporting characters have an online IQ. They pretend to be slapped in the face, come up to die, run away, continue to die, queue to die, and you can't watch it with your brain. It was fine before the 300th chapter, but it becomes more and more uncomfortable after reading it, so it's just a look at the world. The sacrifice talent has never appeared before. Going to a world, sealing strength, and unblocking it is like child's play and a waste of brains. The protagonist is cheating, others can easily surpass him, and he is still a brainless idiot. It doesn't matter if you can't cheat.

The dialogue between the characters is false and exaggerated. Even a person like me, who is not good at words, feels that the dialogue is too blunt... It feels a bit like a white novel.

It was okay before Chapter 300. Although it can't be called a masterpiece, it was still okay. After chapter 300, the author should be changed, a bit like a female video author or AI! There is no IQ at all!

There is no outline for the plot, just write whatever you dream about. The beginning is anthropomorphic, the middle is scrawled, and the end is scrawled. From the beginning, he kept saying that he was going to Luan Xinghai to find his parents, but once he found them, he just ignored them. If after the liberation of the Sea of ​​Chaotic Stars, all the other foreshadowings were filled in and it ended directly, I would still be able to give it a good review. From now on, there is no outline at all. It's purely for the sake of writing. Who will pay you for the manuscript if your subsequent writing is so bad? It's over when it's time to finish, and if you want to continue it, write a few extras to fill in the holes. The meaning of the unknown civilization is completely unclear. The ending is even worse, the boss has almost no foreshadowing. The protagonist's character is broken, and the supporting character's character is sleepwalking.

There are problems with the settings in many places. Well, the teacher who needs to lick the demigod can use five points of divinity, but the demigod who wants to advance to his true form lacks divinity.

The protagonist's outlook is quite upright. He is neither a virgin nor a harem. Even when he invaded various civilizations earlier, the rules of the invaded civilizations were like mini-novels. In the postscript, the author also said that he was like a stitch monster, but overall it was pretty good.

I really don't know how to put it. The more I read, the more dizzy I am. There is no logic in many things. There are very few villains who are so brainless. And I don't know how to put it. I haven't even finished reading this book and there are already a lot of poisonous points after reading two hundred chapters. Qimao is not good. It's been a long time since I have seen such a top-notch novel. If the author can complete it more (I don't know if it is unfinished), it is not bad. It should be considered a novice novel.

The protagonist's IQ is not online, she is too holy, I can't stand it anymore, I have given up, so be careful when entering the trap.

It was made into a comic on Douyin. It was a bit interesting at the beginning, but it stopped working at the end. It felt confusing and a bit intellectually depressing.

It's so confusing, I write whatever comes to my mind, and someone other than the main character is forcing my wits.