Giving the Gods a Taste of a Mere Mortal's Might

How to put it, just a few words, this is a story in which the protagonist uses ants to review various civilizations. The early stage will focus on saving the heroine, but the heroine will not affect the direction of the story, nor is she a virgin, she is just a simple sister-next-door type (Okay, I'm done with it, I'm sorry.)

This book is the most exciting one I have read so far (early stage). I really like it. The beginning is very good and the content in the middle is not ambiguous. It is very interesting. For someone like me who loves to play jokes, the settings are also interesting, but the update is too slow! ! ! But I understand, the author should hurry up [smile] If you don't update it soon, I'll send you the blade [smile] However, the score is not very good. Personally, I think it should be at least 9.0 Or above. Don't live up to my expectations, bastard! Come on! ! Suddenly I realized that I didn't comment... But I remember I had already clicked on it, right? Has my operator taken any blood injection recently? I just haven't watched it for a few days. That's all you need to do. Keep up the good work~ [laughs evilly]

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This book is the best creation book I have ever read on Tomato. In other creation books on Tomato, I often see the author transforming the protagonist into a fun-loving person to suddenly engage in a wave of massacres or promote a catastrophe in order to advance the plot. The characters in the author's works are all very well created, and the protagonist is not completely devoid of joy or sorrow. Jingban is not an unreasonable god of pure fun. The existence and belief of the heroine provide the setting of divine power. The protagonist is a "pioneer" who favors humans and ants behind the scenes to promote the development of civilization. At the same time, the author has his own logic for the construction of the sand table and the development of civilization. Most events are foreshadowed in the early stage and explained later. Moreover, I feel that the settings of real gods and Pangu in real life are too big and a bit cliché. I don't know what the author's subsequent plot arrangement will be for real life. After all, if the real world is well written, it will not add points to this kind of article.

The author is very down-to-earth, and almost all comments include him. When I see some unreasonable things, most of the authors have explanations. There are comments in the comment area or the author. There are no problems with the plot and characters. The language... Is just a bit ****. There is a single female protagonist. I haven't seen any ambiguity for the time being. The most important thing is that there is a scene where the male protagonist changes into a female protagonist [laughing] It gets a bit boring later on. It talks about the development of civilization, but there are fewer protagonists. It slips away.

Yes, creation stories are all about plot, and this book breaks away from the clichéd plots of ordinary creation stories (a player within a code joins the world, and the first king wields a knife against the protagonist for immortality and does not regret it until his death. It seems that since raising all mankind, a large number of such assembly line novels have appeared in front of us.), This alone can give this book a good rating. I estimate that this book will not be boring even if it has 700 to 1 million words. I look forward to the future plots [Like] [Like] [Like] Okay, I changed my mind. This book is just like that. It's exciting at the beginning but becomes cliché at the end. The whole text looks like that, right?

After reading it for a long time, I realized that there is no review yet. This book is a five-star review. There are laughter and tears, sometimes serious and sometimes off-key. But I think the author has a good grasp of this degree. At least I didn't feel the slightest discomfort. I highly recommend it [Sending my heart] ps: It would be better if it could be updated like the donkey of the production team [Sending my heart] [Sneaky laugh]

The plot is quite smooth. It's well written, but I can't stand the poisonous aspect of the Ant-Man brother and sister now that I've seen it. The author describes these two bits very poorly. I don't feel the hatefulness in them. But apart from this, there is really nothing poisonous about this book. 5 Stars, support it

It's a pity that such a good book is so down-to-earth, and even the language in some places is a bit vulgar, but that's what makes it comfortable for a rough person like me. The plot is also very good, and the stories one by one have made civilizations one by one. It's a bit miserable that Mr. Xu was tricked into working and never put it back. This book is so It has been hastily finished. If you say it is a bad ending, the ending is not bad. If you say it ends perfectly, too many civilizations have not developed to the end, too many things have not been fully explained, and the story with those old gods has not continued to unfold. It is also a pity that Xuande will never be seen again. , If it can have a truly perfect ending, in the eyes of people like me, it will definitely be a shockingly good book. At least it is better than the same dry and refreshing articles. If I read it again, it will not have that sense of freshness and surprise, especially the part about the funny content, which means that this book may really be dead. It's completely finished, and there's no value in recreating or repainting it. To be honest, it's a pity, but there's no point in complaining here. I can only say that I hope the author's life will be better, and I hope that the person who brought me joy for a period of time will have another chance to do what he wants to do, and be freed from the predicament of a pool of stagnant water.

The four directions are clear, and the subject matter is novel. Well, it is a breath of fresh air through the literature. It has the momentum of emerging from the mud but not stained, and the turbidity is clear but not demonic. I hope the author will continue. OK, persistence is victory, come on Oli💪 (That's it for today?)