
I! Create a New World! !
我!创造新世界!!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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10.0 · 9.4kScore
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The real situation is that ig has a human touch and rng is the god of contracts.
The writing is good, and I don't lick the official, but the author keeps supporting the same passerby character and even licking it a little, which makes me feel quite uncomfortable. Maybe the protagonists of this book may be named Zhang San and Zhao Si, so the author keeps giving them a protagonist halo, that's all, I can't influence the author's thoughts, so I'll be fine
Is there a novel of the same type called Feilu?
Allowing women to get divorced and take away most of their property is awesome. Are you talking about women's rights?
Can you stop asking for leave for so many reasons? I'm tired of seeing it. If you have something to do, just pause it. Don't post it. Are you trying to trick me into subscribing?
There is really no need for the protagonist of this type of novel to start off poor. Because the main line is world creation, race war, integration, and war. You can create a few more races for players to develop themselves, and then give them tasks. I just hope that the theme will not turn into a fight among human races, but a battle between all races.
If you can create intelligent creatures, why not create tameable animals and plants?
In fact, I would rather see this kind of protagonist go into his own world and play. It's not that there is no force. Choose a few people and let their lives go the way you want. Then the protagonist gets involved himself. When they feel like their lives are fucked up, the protagonist appropriately lets them know something. Let them know that there is a person controlling their lives, so that they will resist and find all ways to get rid of this. They want to control their lives in their own hands and shout the slogan "I have no control over my destiny!" You are giving them some clues, some clues about the controller, which of course ultimately point to the protagonist, the Creator! When they learn this news, they will be desperate, hesitant, and decadent, and they will wonder what they have been struggling for all these years. Is it just to show their lives to the Creator? Make him happy and satisfied? And when they fall into self-doubt, you are telling them that maybe the Creator is not invincible.
The difference in the number of practitioners and ordinary soldiers is too small to reflect the preciousness of practitioners. For example, five hundred practitioners would be suitable for an army of 100,000.
The gene that represents human cancer made me cry with laughter
There are 300,000 practitioners out of 3 million. It makes practitioners look less like practitioners and more like elite soldiers. When writing about war and hegemony, you must pay attention to the ratio of common people to soldiers and the ratio of cultivators, and it cannot be too outrageous.
This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who despises himself for being too powerful. And this is not about accumulating strength or anything, but thinking that I can lift an airplane but not a car is enough. I'm drunk.
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