I Created the Abyss and Brought Terror to the World!

To be honest, I'm very lenient when it comes to reading. If there are major logical problems, I either won't give it a rating or I'll give it five stars. This is because if you truly enjoy this genre, as long as the logical issues aren't too significant and the story doesn't have a terrible ending or stop updating, you'll be able to see the conclusion. Why do I use "suitable"?

It's a semi-behind-the-scenes type of show, but the main characters are involved throughout, it's high-class, not dragging or overly sentimental, and focused on achieving godhood—very entertaining. If you're looking for the full behind-the-scenes aspect and don't want to watch it, you can just leave; there's no need to complain here.

The protagonist is alright; I've rarely seen one who leaves room for betrayal within their own system. Even if the main character is constantly poisoned and has little plot, it's fine; the behind-the-scenes truth is that it's all about the younger sister.

It's well-written, and the subject matter is one I like. However, one thing is certain: I personally dislike novels with romantic subplots or younger sisters, even if the sister is a biological sister. No matter how good the novel is, I won't be inclined to continue reading. Please understand.

Regardless of the author, anyone who reaches this "Transcendent First Stage" will inevitably resolve this meridian blockage. So, what exactly is a meridian blockage? Personally, I think meridians are similar to capillaries. Meridian blockage is likely a congenital condition. Leaving aside acquired factors affecting health, what normal person would have blocked meridians? No, it's inexplicable. There's no female lead, so you're saying they're all female supporting characters, right?

Not bad. Even though the protagonist puts himself and his family out in the open, it doesn't make us feel disgusted. The younger sister who appears doesn't feel like a burden, which is good. By the way, will the future involve Earth growing or the protagonist traveling through space as a card master? I feel like the author is starting to drag out the pace, it's so frustrating ╯╰

There's no female lead... But there is a younger sister... So I'm not giving it five stars... Let's see how the plot goes... If the plot is good, I'll give it one star for now qwq The rest of the conversation was pretty boring...

Five stars is impossible. They say it's behind-the-scenes stuff, but the main character has so many things to do, and they even have to add a younger sister.

This is pretty much like that old spiritual energy revival story where the main character's sister was a reporter -_-|| But the restrictions are much bigger than usual.

How come such a great behind-the-scenes show has such a low rating?