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KingK9
KingK9Lv46mth
2024-09-04 09:41

stupid MC, Stupid Author Decisions, stupid choices are all that make this hard to read. dude gets to become the god of the internet, gets loads of followers and divine points per day, and now suddenly all his stuff costs 10x more than a normal god, why tf did you nerf something that's supposed to be op? I'm not coming back to this, and i highly advise everyone who reads this comment to skip this as well unless you like getting a headache and having an aneurysm every chapter from all the dumb decisions taking place.

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ITSPROVLAT
ITSPROVLATLv4

Did it always cost 10x more or did the author make it so later on?

KingK9
KingK9Lv4

he made it later on, that's why the bad review

ITSPROVLAT:Did it always cost 10x more or did the author make it so later on?
ITSPROVLAT
ITSPROVLATLv4

You are completely justified then

KingK9:he made it later on, that's why the bad review
Herbivore
HerbivoreLv2

maybe he learn from comments ? btw It's totally coherent and justify. The Mc was a human and yes they make mistakes etc.. It's a classic method to creat ampatiz with the reader. Ur critics's totally unfair and motivate by your frustration, u probably ruin the note of a prometor author because of childness. retrospect, and come back here.

Titan_GB
Titan_GBLv1

Personalmente me gusta la historia, si es verdad que a veces hay huecos argumentales, como el MC siendo un dios completo y aun así le cuesta mucho más poder divino hacer algo que a un semidios, no me imagino lo que sería si el mismo fuera un semidios. Aparte de ese hecho, se me hace entretenido, solo la parte donde no hay casi nada de conversaciones reales y todos son reacciones me causa fricción.

KingK9
KingK9Lv4

no habla Espanol

Titan_GB:Personalmente me gusta la historia, si es verdad que a veces hay huecos argumentales, como el MC siendo un dios completo y aun así le cuesta mucho más poder divino hacer algo que a un semidios, no me imagino lo que sería si el mismo fuera un semidios. Aparte de ese hecho, se me hace entretenido, solo la parte donde no hay casi nada de conversaciones reales y todos son reacciones me causa fricción.
Titan_GB
Titan_GBLv1

Ok: Personally I like the story, if it is true that sometimes there are plot holes, like the MC being a complete god and yet it takes him much more divine power to do something than a demigod, I can't imagine what it would be like if he himself were a demigod. Apart from that fact, I find it entertaining, only the part where there are almost no real conversations and they are all reactions causes me friction.

KingK9:no habla Espanol
Aurelion_Sol_5284
Aurelion_Sol_5284Lv3

his power costs 10x from the beginning and the explanation for this is, it is easier to make fire if you are a god of fire or a god of creativity, well for a god of fire he just has to think about fire and boom there it is, now for the god of creativity he needs to think about all the steps of how the fire is made and how it can get hotter, he overcomes this 10x nerf in the future because he shares deities creating a pantheon

ilove_3260
ilove_3260Lv13

It’s always cost 10X

ITSPROVLAT:Did it always cost 10x more or did the author make it so later on?
Scarlett_King48
Scarlett_King48Lv3

I dodged a bullet? I was about to read this but double checked on the comments about this novel first, huh, anyways thanks I’ll be off to keep looking or more interesting novels! Tell me if you find any worth reading!

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