I Become a God the Moment I Reincarnate

Actually, I don't really like this protagonist. He gives me the feeling that he can disregard others' feelings just because he suffers misfortune. Of course, it's very faint and subtle. You'd only get that feeling if you did nothing all day but read this novel until you were sick of it. The plot is also a bit boring, with clichéd face-slapping and showing off. One thing is that the intelligence of everyone else is set to be extremely low. It feels like the world revolves around the protagonist, like there are no good people besides him. I also don't really like his vengeful nature; you can see it in his attitude towards Tian Rong. The protagonist is the kind of person who would try something if the world were to end...

Every chapter is written from the perspective of other players, with each move seemingly padding out the entire chapter. What kind of novel is this? Are readers paying for this? The plot should follow its natural flow, and clean, crisp descriptions of fights are enough, maybe a little embellishment. Why keep harping on the "spectators"? Who the hell is the protagonist anyway? Having read this far, it's truly frustrating. I want to quit, but I've already read so much, the sunk costs are huge. But if I don't quit, I'm being tortured every day. Can the author please stop this sloppy writing?!

The book's achievements are as follows: 2019, Silver Award in the 7th Summer Writing Competition; 2020, Audio adaptation by Pineapple Bun website; 2020, 6th place in Pineapple Bun's Annual Novel Ranking; 2021, Adapted by Bilibili Comics.

My presence is a part of your youth; isn't that a kind of "cuckoldry" thing (just kidding)? Thanks for your continued support!

It doesn't have that kind of toxic trope of men stealing the female lead's harem; can you please finish watching it before commenting, instead of just making things up in your head?

Chapter 1419, less than two months in the game. Extremely padded. I only started following the book because I felt uncomfortable not reading it after such a long time, but this padded version makes me forget most of the plot. This book gives me the feeling that it won't be finished for at least 10 years or 100 million words. I initially added it to my bookshelf purely for the transformation series, and the beginning was quite engaging and well-written. However, the later chapters are truly speechless, filled with endless padding, even for paid chapters. It's not worth it. Others find becoming a saint incredibly difficult, but a princess? About a month later, someone said they were going to rescue Luo Shuiyao (I forgot), and they're still dragging their feet, I don't know if they forgot or what, they haven't even happened. In the game...

I feel like Shuihua could write 5,000 chapters of this "Super God" novel with that kind of resilience. Don't doubt it, none of you have that kind of lifespan.

Think about it, if you spend money on a novel and it's basically all filler, who wouldn't be angry? This novel had quite a few comments in the middle, and there were even requests for more updates. But later on, people stopped commenting and even asked for more updates. They just said, "I don't care if I update or not." The dragging plot caused a drop in popularity. If you want to fix the ending, at least start now: speed up the plot. Remove the scenes of eating shrimp and fighting in the Chaos City, delete the food and drink purchases, and fill in the gaps in the previous settings. Other novels don't have three storylines. If you're going to have one, then you should at least update 4,000 words x 3 times a day, right? Other novels are quite interesting from the first chapter, but I didn't even want to read the first chapter of this one (some people will say, "Fine, I won't read it," but with so much filler, can you really finish reading it...).

The novel has too many unnecessary details. The banter and eating scenes in the later dialogues can be removed, as they don't contribute to the humor, plot development, or foreshadowing. The three storylines become increasingly drawn out as the story progresses. Taking dozens of days of real-world time to cover the same events is incredibly tedious. There are very few surprising foreshadowing elements. After finishing the story up to today, it feels like drinking plain water (this is probably why there are fewer monthly votes and rewards; I wouldn't think it was worth it either). Meanwhile, another novel, *Young Dragon Princess*, is still updating with over 700 chapters. It has absolutely no filler, and there are surprising foreshadowing elements. The longer chapters are well-structured...

The first volume, "The Beginner's Village," and volumes two and three, "The Emerald Empire," all have clear goals and clearly defined tasks: collecting equipment, leveling up, gathering items, handling various events, and dealing with real-world conflicts. These are all well-organized and flow smoothly. While the overall content is a bit padded, the sheer volume and information make it quite detailed (a real nightmare for those following the book closely, but not so bad for those catching up or skipping). Then there's volume four, which is what my review title actually refers to. I think this volume can be divided into two parts. One part seems similar to the previous volumes; although a bit padded, the overall reading experience is actually quite good...