As the Supreme God, I Was Coerced by a God-Slaying Princess

What kind of saint is this? A bunch of people are coming to arrest you, and you're still acting like a saint? Are you out of your mind?

The novel's subject matter is quite unique; the protagonist's status as a god, the mystery of Yin, and the vast world-building are all very appealing. However, the male protagonist's characterization completely ruins the entire book. As a god of the creator level, although he was severely injured due to a spacetime turbulence and fell from grace, how did his intelligence also seem to vanish? Being ambushed by Yin is one thing, but being bullied and even injured by natives shows absolutely no experience or wisdom befitting a god—the strength of a king is replaced by the awareness and actions of a bronze-level expert! How did the male protagonist become a god with such a brain? Despite being a god, he shows no divine demeanor whatsoever. He is desecrated by ants and shows no anger whatsoever—where is his divine pride? (Reading...)

Just a heads up, this is the kind of overused male protagonist in the "invincible protagonist" genre—the kind who'll abandon all morals for the sake of a harem. The first few chapters made me want to vomit. I'm outta here QAQ

A group of people are beating you to death. You don't even have a shred of temper. Forcing you into the protagonist's shoes is incredibly uncomfortable. It's toxic. When I heard the author say, "Keep reading, the protagonist really doesn't have a shred of temper," all I can say is, wow, that's amazing.

Tomb sweeping

Well, the author of this book, Ji, had to stop updating because of the start of her senior year of high school (so... In a moment of regret, I'll say it on her behalf: everyone, that's it. Those who are reluctant to see it go can click on Sansheng's profile picture; you might find a surprise!

The story begins in a traditional way: a handsome young man falls from the sky, even more beautiful than Lin Daiyu. The development of the story is more unconventional; the protagonist is a supreme god, controlling creation and destruction, above all things in the heavens. However, a high-ranking character is thrown into a low-level game. Affected by the temporal turbulence, Meng Lan experiences the desolation of being a stranger in the unfriendly land of the Fallen God Continent, her only companions being her three paper dolls. However, being a high-ranking character, while the low-level game is indeed frustrating, it's not enough to cause her to be utterly defeated. Until a girl carrying a family's revitalization plan appears. Night...

What's with this main character? ... It's so frustrating to watch!

The weakest protagonist ever, his legs are practically trash. He talks a big game, but he can't even beat anyone.

That's quite something, raising it for several months and you only recommend one book.