Creation: Start by Growing Mushrooms

Author, who are you? The Guinness World Record is typing 807 letters per minute. Based on the six letters required for each Chinese character, you can type approximately 134 letters per minute. Since you are not a Guinness World Record holder, let's calculate it as 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a person's healthy sleep standard is eight hours, and you spend about two hours eating every day. If you spend another 40 minutes to go to the toilet, 20 minutes to wash up, an hour to exercise, two hours to trigger inspiration, and remove an hour of free time, you should have nine hours to type, and type approximately 435,780 words. Based on at least 2,000 words per chapter, you can update 217.89 Chapters every day, but why do you only have so little content every day? Honestly, are you skimping? Don't even the donkeys in the production team dare to rest like you? ? ?

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It feels weird to read, the setting is so vague

Originally, I had only read Raising Mankind 300. I was out of books a few days ago, and then I accidentally saw my Universe in a Bottle. I checked it out. It was so good that I watched it for a few days, finished it, and then read what was suspected to be the sequel to Universe in a Bottle. This group of players is more cunning than cunning. They have read more than 1,000 chapters so far. This creation-style novel is also very interesting. Compared with Breeding All Humanity and The Bottle, it has more aspects of the game with one's own home planet. I won't say anything else. I can sum it up in two words, it's great! I hope 300 will be updated soon. This little bit is simply not enough.

I wonder why the author wrote about that irrelevant person? If Xu Changsheng is the protagonist, just write Liu to death. If Liu is the protagonist, why does this insignificant supporting character take up so much space?

It becomes more and more watery, control the intensity, and give the behavior a righteous name. It looks good at the beginning, but becomes less and less interesting as it goes on.

I thought that the three hundred catties of talent were exhausted, but I saw the biographical model used by Master Gu, a combination of the third perspective and the second perspective. I know that the model of mythology and biography has been around for a long time, but the only novel I know about is Gu Zhenren.

The artistic fantasy of a madman, immersed in his own world and unable to extricate himself. The power system is chaotic, the language and logic are occasionally inconsistent, the characters are too childish, and the protagonist's left and right brains are fighting each other.

As I read it, I felt something was wrong. When I went back and read the comments, I realized that it was not very good. How did I get the 9 points? I felt like the author had drunk fake wine and wrote randomly.

I've read Chapter 12, and the content basically has nothing to do with the title.