Subscriber of the Gods신들의 구독자

6/10. Basically, he has a some sort of youtube with gods as content creators. But
to watch the video you have to pay some amount of "likes" - currency which you could earn by doing heroic, epic or just descent things. Ofcourse, for some "godly kill" you will gain a lot more then for just slaining a thousand monsters, tho it's a lot harder to do, ofcourse. But you don't know which god is better for you or has a better quality, so it's quite risky to pay for watching. So, here our protagonist comes and "creates" new (taken from modern world) way to promote videos for special gods who suit him and gains benefits from it as personal coaching, private videos and more. And this story shows how he uses those benefits to gain more likes thru unbeliavable actions and just creates himself a good position in life. Oh, and meanwhile he "teaches" in school which tbh looks like he teaches one toodlers to beat another toodlers. Good enough to turn off brain and read, but nothing else.

Идея не плохая, реализация не очень, сюжет не объясняется с самого начала многие детали не ясны

#update

#panic#update it please this is very interesting to me mtl is also fine

If there other website send it to me

So it isn’t bad but it basically boiled down to an asian supremacy susuckfest. Okey, that may be a bit overly exaggerated but still.

The premise is that the MC has a system that allows him to spend points to watch tutorials made by “gods”. He gains these points by completing very hard tasks, doing achievements, performing feats, etc... He can then spend them to learn abilities, godly powers, “medical” skills, etc... The gods want more people to do this because whoever gets the most will become the one True God. The MC also writes reviews for the “Gods” that he watched videos for and somehow they are so extremely good that every person who reads them will automatically subscribe to that god. This leads to the gods trying everything they can to make him endorse them the most.

The asian supremacy suckfest comes in when for some reason very obscure Asian historical figures or local legends have a abilities that are more overpowered than those of literal gods. MC wants to travel around really fast and instead of choosing a god of travel and realm traversing he chooses a robin hood-esque figure that tricked officials into believing he was in multiple places using by using body doubles. Apparently this was based off of a movie, kinda like that one robinhood movie with the exact same premise made ten years earlier or the book made a century or two before the korean version was supposedly to have existed. The Mc also chooses a Korean court physician’s acupuncture skill (because of course) to fix a real medical condition because acupuncture is a real and true medical treatment that isn’t likely to cause nerve damage even when performed by “trained” or “skilled” professionals. And I’ve went on a tangent.

Translation wise it has the same grammatical problems as most Korean translations, and the using of Korean and other Asian mythos/historical figures can be written of because you write for your audience not logical consistency.

Overall I’d give it a 4-5/10. Not recommended.

Well well, it's quite a read, need more chaps tbh, read the mtl 145 chaps, it's smooth, worth it, this is like an accumaltion arc, but it was enjoyable, spoiler : he basically watch some YouTube videos of God's and gain something out of it, read to find more ;)

I wasn't here, it's all a work of your imagination and schizophrenia!

Read all available chapters (53). It's pretty good overall, but the stuff around the Gods is a bit...off I guess. Also the "system" isn't a big focus either and isn't explained a whole lot.

Basically he wakes up in the body of a sickly Eldest brother of a mid-tier noble family. The world is a game he used to play a ton of, and which he completed multiple runs of. He is the only "player" in this world/version of the game.

The Gods part is described as "MeTube", but in reality its better to think of it as Patreon. Users have to use a "Like" to subscribe to a God. Then they have access to their videos - generally the first 2 are free, then he has to pay Likes to unlock more. Watching a video grants him a skill. The main reason all the Gods want him to subscribe to them is because he leaves extremely well written reviews, which help the Gods achieve more subscribers.

The MeTube stuff is not the main focus at all. It is used quite a bit at the start since he is extremely sickly - barely able to walk, constantly coughing blood etc. But after he stabilises a bit, it mainly focuses on the game and completing Quests, achievements etc.

Speaking of the system, nothing is really explained well, which leads to some things which don't really make sense, specifically around Levelling. He defeats multiple extremely high level opponents/monsters, like in their 20s, and 1 opponent in the 80s, yet the first time we see his system stats after that he is only Level 5. No explanation around how EXP or stats work or how he gets/applies them.

The issue with the Gods thing is that the choice of Gods and how they interact just feels really odd. His first choice is an Eastern God who focuses on Acupunture and Decoctions, which he needs to survive. He has very few subscribers, yet somehow later on is shown having a conversation with Ares, God of War.
His second subscription is to Hercules, which is fair enough I guess. He gets a breathing method skill and a skill to see monsters weakspots/levels.
But the third one feels kinda off. He looks for a teleport/portal ability and finds an Eastern God with only 1 review that grants the ability to fast travel to places you've visited before, which is amazing. But he looks into, and skips over, some really strong Gods, like Hermes, who apparently just gives you winged shoes skill for subscribing, and who has pretty bad reviews for.

It feels weird to me that this random God has an amazing fast travel skill, yet doesn't have tons of subscribers/reviews. It's a fast travel that, from what it looks like, only requires you to have visited the place once before.

It's good.

#panic#
link of mtl?

Sigh, the majesty of the word God has really degraded to such a point, only few novels still project the awe that should come with the word "God".