Global Genesis: Only My World Is Unspeakable

Are any of the characters in this book intelligent? The supporting characters reduce their intelligence, the competitors reduce their intelligence, and even the protagonist's IQ is not very high. Everyone's world has levels, which shows that this book has a concept of "bloodline" being supreme. The extraordinary person is violently abused by the protagonist every time, and no one investigates the protagonist properly? It's just that I haven't seen it after reading nearly a hundred chapters. Even if I investigate the next chapter that I'm about to see, it would be too late. Normal people will pay attention after being defeated once. Also, every time there is an exam or competition, why do the students ignore the protagonist, or do not recognize the protagonist's ability? Most people only need to be slapped in the face in the same way once. Is it interesting for the protagonist to always be slapped in the face in this way? A classmate forgets about being slapped in the face, and then looks down on the protagonist and continues to slap him in the face like this? As long as the protagonist's classmates have an online IQ, they will not look down on him without thinking. To be specific, they can look down on the protagonist's world level, but they cannot ignore his strength.

I want to say one thing, these so-called worlds are purely a space, not a world at all. They cannot evolve life independently, cannot grow and grow independently, they can only be regarded as a space. Everything depends on the support and plunder of the outside world. As a world, it must be able to evolve life independently and grow and grow independently before it can be considered a world. Ordinary worlds can only evolve ordinary life, and extraordinary worlds can evolve extraordinary lives. How about setting it like this? External support and external plunder are set to accelerate the growth and evolution of your own world.

Novels with this theme only have female protagonists, but fanatics are almost the same. It is also suggested that as the protagonist's strength grows, people will gradually be unable to understand everything about the protagonist. The protagonist's words will gradually turn into the whispers of ancient gods, which can make those who hear it instantly crazy and distorted. They will become obsessed with the protagonist and even become the protagonist. The protagonist's humanity will gradually be eliminated, and he will no longer have compassion for human beings.

The Old Gods and the Old Ones have a hostile relationship. The Outer Gods can also be classified as the Old Ones, but the Outer Gods are more powerful than the Old Ones. The Outer Gods are also manifestations of the laws of the universe and exist above the universe.

This pretense and slap in the face is so outrageous that a person would look down on the protagonist and scream in front of the protagonist, "I was a slave in my previous life?" Moreover, the plot is too slow. The subject matter is good, but it is watery, uncomfortable and awkward to watch.

The feeling is that you make something, fight against it, no matter how strong and talented your opponent is, you are instantly killed by the protagonist, vomited, and then become mentally unstable, and then you get rewards and continue to create indescribable things. It's boring after watching too much

When you match one, you introduce the opponent and talk a lot of nonsense. This is real water.

You start with a Star Color and it explodes, then dives straight down, building more and more, I don't know what you are writing...

A better name for the world would be Azathoth's Dream. There are many B boxes. This is no better than something indescribable. Then the protagonist's god is named Azathoth. It is consistent with the original work and has a b-type

I don't understand. What's so vomiting and crazy? I don't understand.