[System + the Myriad Worlds + ruthless and decisive, never saintly + ensemble cast behind the scenes + farming and cultivation + multiple heroines]
Qin Yi, a loser from the 21st century, transmigrated into a cultivation world and became the crown prince of a fallen kingdom.
Luckily, Qin Yi awakened the Creator System. As long as he creates a new race, he can gain that race's talents.
His senior fellow disciple had a Myriad Ancient Divine Body and cultivated at lightning speed?
Qin Yi simply fused parasites with primordial chaos energy to create the ultimate parasitic divine insect, turning the divine body's cultivation gains into his own.
His sworn enemy had inherited the legacy of an ancient powerhouse and dared to provoke him to his face?
Qin Yi used the evolution serum of a mad scientist to create demonic eyes, letting him secretly read every cultivation manual in the world.
The demon race launched a war, leaving devastation in its wake?
Qin Yi fused the genes of necromancers and martial artists to create Soul Masters, dedicated to hunting demons and harvesting soul rings.
As long as Qin Yi's imagination knows no bounds, his path to cultivation will have limitless possibilities.
Several eras later, during the great war between the Myriad Worlds, emperors from different races were dumbfounded:
How are we supposed to fight? We all have the same Father God!
(The early story focuses on the protagonist's growth from weakness to strength. The vast world and ensemble cast gradually unfold, so please be patient, dear readers.)
I thought it was pretty good at first, but I found that the author kept talking about women. Women, this woman is good-looking, but I held back. You might as well say they are all pink skeletons. If there are not some unnecessary words to describe women, why not be more steady? Bring two oil bottles. It is still several levels lower than myself. It is normal for you to kill monsters alone. You are half as steady as Han Laomo. Your book is good. After all, the monsters you create are quite good. I think you can completely plot the world of all heavens and worlds. Die on a woman. When will an author write a book after seeing a woman as a pink skull? Otherwise, it will always give people a disgusting feeling. Women are the only thing that can be said. As long as there are women in the situation, you must describe women. Then the protagonist must bring a few women with him. Is it necessary?
If it weren't for the interesting setting, I wouldn't be able to watch it at all. Not to mention that the magic eyes of the protagonist in the Qi training stage will not be discovered by the elders in the transformation stage. The protagonist is sent out to slay demons and has to bring two women with him (read the original text to see how outrageous the protagonist's reasons for choosing these two women to be teammates are). When he arrives in the city, he makes enemies everywhere like a stupid young man (I'm using this as a euphemism). My evaluation is that if you read this novel with your brain, you will already lose, and you can only read it as a novel without brain.
This is obviously a behind-the-scenes portrait of a group, and it is too speechless to write it as a one-man show with the protagonist.