I Created a Supernatural World
我创造了超凡世界
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- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
I read all kinds of novels, and lately I've really been into fourth natural disaster stories, especially ones centered on players. But the only one I thought was any good was My Players Have Gone on a Killing Spree, by I'm the Chosen One. The others have been pretty average. Please recommend something new! Don't hold back your favorites. Bring out the books you've been saving for a rainy day!
The Male Lead Is a Pioneer, One of the First to Experience the World’s Mutation, Like The First Sequence
Something like The First Sequence, with sequence abilities, though other kinds are fine too. The male lead must be a pioneer, one of the first people to transmigrate or mutate and become a pioneer. In short, he should become one during the world’s transformation, not before or after it. No apocalyptic zombie stories.
The Protagonist Founds an Organization and Builds It Up. A Slower Pace Is Fine
Novels About Owning a Pocket World or Chaos Pearl and Developing a Miniature World
Looking for an enjoyable novel where the protagonist has a pocket world or a Chaos Pearl and develops that world.
A Pocket Dimension and a World Tree
Ranching.
Behind-the-Scenes World Creation Stories, Like Raising the Human Race
I'm out of books to read. Can anyone recommend a few behind-the-scenes mastermind novels?
Behind-the-scenes Stories About Creating a Mysterious Organization
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Has One Identity in the Public Eye and Another Behind the Scenes
Hit Me with Quality Secret-Identity Roleplay Stories! The Kind with a Super-Mysterious Organization
The protagonist can be male or female, but there must absolutely be no CP. The more secret identities they have, with completely different personalities, the better. The main point is that they must be insanely powerful!!! If it is good enough, it does not have to involve an organization either~
The Protagonist Has Tons of Secret Identities and Uses Them to Create an Organization
Preferably set in a modern city.
Looking for Creation Stories Where the Protagonist Creates an Entire World
The Protagonist Has Supernatural Powers in an Ordinary World
Looking for a Freewheeling Creator-Type Story, Not a Shallow One
I want books similar to The Great Journey of the Creator God.
The Protagonist Creates an Organization Made Up Entirely of His Clones, All Wearing Masks
Behind-the-Scenes Story, Remaking the World
Role-playing, secret identities, and heavily reimagined worlds.
Stories About Creating Superhumans or Monsters Behind the Scenes, and Exploring the Path to Godhood
I’m looking for books similar to "I Created the Monster Sequence!" Stories about creating supernatural beings or monsters from behind the scenes and exploring a path to godhood would be great. Or even stories where the protagonist can perfectly copy the abilities of every monster they create. Please don’t recommend stories where someone else’s creations are just tools and the protagonist gets nothing out of it.
Any Stories Where Someone Designs Supernatural Powers to Make Themself the Source of the Supernatural?
Are there any novels about someone who can edit their own cheat ability, design supernatural powers, become the source of the supernatural, and then gradually spread it and drive its development?
Sandbox Creation Stories: What Else Is Good Besides Raising the Human Race?
Sandbox creation
A True Mastermind Protagonist Who Never Takes the Field, With an Ensemble Cast and a Revival Theme
A highly intelligent, true mastermind protagonist who never appears or shows off. Nobody can find or guess who the protagonist is. Ensemble cast, the source of the resurgence, the source of the supernatural, and control from behind the scenes. No snarky jokes or memes.
Cultivation in a Martial Arts World, or Cultivation in the Modern World
Looking for a Protagonist Well-Versed in the Daoist Canon and Other Esoteric Texts, Who Combines Them to Create Their Own Cultivation Method
The protagonist creates his own cultivation techniques early on, which give him an edge. When the spiritual qi revival begins, he breaks through his limits ahead of everyone else, then refines the Qimen Dunjia into a formation and walls off his home to protect it. Any recommendations for similar novels?
Looking for a Protagonist with Superman-Level Powers Who Becomes an Utterly Evil Homelander-Type
Behind-the-Scenes Story: Humanity Rebels Against the Gods, and the Protagonist Is a God
Looking for books similar to "They Call Me the Creator God!"
Semi-Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Appears but Is Very Mysterious, or Only Sends Others Out
Must have at least 10,000 readers and 1,000 reviews!!!
In same booklists
Creation: From the Start, I Used AI to Generate a Civilization Sandbox
My Portable Sandbox Can Create an Entire World
Creator God Simulator: I Write the World's Script
Creation: Beginning with Writing the Creation of Heaven and Earth
I Create Bizarre Creatures and Release Them into the Real World
The Mastermind: Fabricating a Spiritual Qi Revival from the Start
The Mastermind God: Starting by Reforming the White Lotus Saintess
Creating a Supernatural World
As an Evil God, I Wove This Salvation Sequence
Creation Blind Box: I Open Up the Myriad Worlds in My Orchard
The God of Light Descends, While I Reap Faith from Behind the Scenes
As the Creator God, I Make Life Miserable for the Mortal World Every Day
A Celestial Realm in a Box: I Build It from Scratch, and Miracles Descend!
Raising the Whole World
Transmigrated as the Creator God, I Destroyed a Universe from the Start
Creation Sandbox: I Control All Things from Behind the Scenes!
I Became the Will of Heaven
I Died from Overwork, Only to Become the Creator God
I Create Ancient Myths Behind the Scenes
The Heavens and Earth Awaken: Beginning My Path to the Dao at Longhu Mountain
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Overall, it's pretty good ^ω^. The logic is clear, and the story is quite engaging. Although I personally feel that the book ended a bit too early [in other words, it ended somewhat hastily], it doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment. [By the way, where is the author of this book? I want to send him a tiny bit of local specialty from my hometown (//∇//)]
It's a great watch; I love watching creator-themed stories, especially those without a female lead. A creator should be heartless; in His eyes, all beings are equal. How could a god be moved by a mortal?
To be honest, I feel it's better to just follow the protagonist's disguise. I've been watching isekai (another world) stories so much that I've probably forgotten what the main character's name is.
Is God truly devoid of emotion? For power, for power he himself wouldn't even know what use it was, he abandoned his humanity to destroy a world that seemed so beautiful? That beauty was so precious; could a "god" who was once human truly bear to destroy it? Has he reached a state of absolute rationality? Then, isn't he just a robot? I don't know what a "god" truly is, after all, none of us are, but if I possessed the power of a "god," I would certainly choose to make this world a better place.
It's hard to judge. First, the subject matter is somewhat novel; second, the lack of a romantic pairing appealed to me; and finally, the understanding of the creator's rights and responsibilities shows some depth, at least giving it a somewhat divine feel. However, the ending is really rushed, wrapping up too quickly; it could have explored more of the world.
I finished reading this book a long time ago, but I don't know why I didn't record it. I just realized now that I didn't leave a review or give it a star.
Tomato Genesis is quite a captivating novel. While its logic is somewhat lacking, the plot is incredibly well-developed, leaving readers wondering what will happen next. Let's see how it unfolds!
With its grand worldview and excellent writing, I think it's one of the few well-organized and logical books in Tomato's collection.
To be honest, I didn't have high expectations for this book when I first started reading, but I didn't have any other books to read, so I just kept reading. As I read on, I realized it was like the author had completely changed; the writing got better and better as it went on. Especially the last world—it absolutely amazed me. It's just that there's not enough of that. When will the author release a new book? @Me!
Putting everything else aside, this book resonates deeply with my worldview, giving me a sense of fellow travelers. The writing style is also quite excellent—smooth, gentle, comfortable yet passionate—and the plot is handled with top-notch skill. There are also some profound sentences that enhance the work's depth. In short, I absolutely love this book, and I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality!