Not bad so far, mc acts like a god to a world through a PC. First real battle is a bit weird but so far a small part of the overall story. As of ch. 30 will update
Serious lack of a challenge for the MC, game aspect and dealing with other lords is on the back burner for the first 500 chapters. Mc is basically traveling and gaining subordinates and "Building"(for the lack of a better word) his territory. It has kept me entertained but by no means an all star Book/Novel. He just gets everything too easily
Tried, I really did, barely got through 20 chapters, seems to be a third perspective narrative, the only first perspective interactions are some idiot kid brainwashed into being a slave. Technology seems to come from another force and not related to mc at all.
Not bad so far, good kingdom building, although still in the tribal stage at this point, doesn't seem to be any modern technology introductions as of yet, will update once I read more
Censored around a transmigrator, who travels back in time to an alternate reality earth where the gods were real. The essence of the story is as always trying to become God, as a mortal he's only able to after death, in order to avert this, he goes on a quest to get the goddess to marry him and share her divine power with him. Lots of army building and fighting a little bit of taking advantage of modern knowledge to advanced technology, not to any absurd degree though, such as bringing firearms to the medieval age. Decently written story, kept me interested for a good 300 chapters. Will likely continue reading.
Only thing it suffers from is not being too detailed in any one area, the fighting is okay, but not detailed enough to be a good war type book, the city building is also there, but again not detailed enough to be a good kingdom type building, there's also political intrigue, fighting for power, overthrowing kings and such, but again not detailed to the point of being a political book, or historical book. Seems like it wants to do too much at the same time