God Simulator

Lu Yao stumbled upon a pixel art game where players take on the role of a God in it, but it didn’t... Read more
Lu Yao stumbled upon a pixel art game where players take on the role of a God in it, but it didn’t take him long to realize that this game connects players to the many worlds of different dimensions.The [Sacrifice] function in the game will actually allow offered sacrifices to enter his reality, while the [Blessing] function makes it possible for him to offer real life objects into the game.As a Novice God, besides from creating all kinds of natural disasters, he really couldn’t do much in the game.That was until he decided to ignore the cost and reincarnate a beautiful apostle, from then on, the whole gameplay started to change… Collapse

God-human Relationship, God Protagonist, Godly Powers, Gods, Kingdom Building, Male Protagonist, Transported into a Game World, Ability Steal, Accelerated Growth, Game Elements

Need review. Is it good?

What is it with translators translating Chinese novels using Shakespeare like English?

Hmm mc as god and create mahyem till he meet a wifu Click thr buttonJoin the ranobe discord, link in my profile

this is gold, read on mtl is a good work. the first 300chps are very good but then it starts to get boring (for me), although it got boring the quality remains Rank B(+300chps) Rank C+(400chps)

I don't remember much because it's been a few months since I dropped it, but if I'm not mistaken, the mc hack is because it developed very strongly in the initial area, Or maybe your hack is related to the forest god? And the layer abyss? Nam, I don't remember (⁠｡⁠•́⁠︿⁠•̀⁠｡⁠)

This novel is alright. Not the best, to be fair. The mc basically instantly accepts that he is now a god to this civilization, so it's a tad immersion breaking. The ''kingdom building'' aspect is fun to see regardless. I think if you're looking for a God guiding a civilization type novel ''The nebula civilization'' might be a better read. It's also on Ranobes and has a really intelligent mc. All in all, its an okay read but definitely nowhere close to my top 10.

I agree with this review. A gripe I have with the novel is how the author uses lengthy and flowery words to describe the simplest of actions. Here's an example:Within the frosty depths of the freezer, he discovered two frozen corn cobs, their kernels solid as ice. Without delay, he skillfully prepared them in a pot, relishing the resulting warmth and tenderness as he savored each one.Why do they choose to express "He took frozen corn out of the freezer and boiled them" in such a wordy way? Mind you, most of the novel is like this making it hard to read

To fill their word quotas

To immerse in how the MC sees himself as something more than a human mortal

If the writing was only like that when he had dialogue, that's be more acceptable. But even the narration is like that.

Love how Steve is the book cover ?

I shall explore the unknown, pave the road.So, brothers can run

You are a true man, my brother, I shall follow your example.

I gotta say, this chapter was pretty good, man. I'd give it an 8 out of 10. The writing was on point, and it really sucked me into the main character's world. The whole idea of this mysterious game called "The Celestial Experience" got me curious, you know? I have read a novel named Low Dimensional Game, still think that it is peak of God MC genre. The pacing was mostly cool, keeping things moving along nicely. But, I gotta admit, in a few spots, the descriptions got a bit too much, and it kinda slowed things down. Don't get me wrong, setting the scene is important, but maybe they could've tightened it up a bit in those parts to keep the story going strong.Overall, though, it's a chapter that keeps you hooked, and I'm really curious to see where this whole game thing is gonna take the protagonist.