In the Creation Laboratory, the Insecticide Pretends to Be the God of Destruction!

The little people in Dihua can be understood as the author's supplementary settings, etc. The content is the part that I love the most. Cthulhu and other myths, as well as all kinds of crazy words, are so heart-stirring that even insects have had the idea of ​​killing gods. If you read it, you can say: I don't care [laughs evilly]. Because this book has just started, the progress is slow, and book friends who are not satisfied with it can choose to add it to the bookshelf and see how many chapters they have saved every day. If you can support the author with a gift, then I will thank you on behalf of the author [blowing kiss]

It's so beautiful. Is the author bald? As you can see, this is a micro-civilization article about landscaping boxes. ＼(*T▽T*)／ Simple! Ordinary! It exudes faint refracted brilliance and strange infection, and is filled with a large number of mysterious and unknown elements. There is no ambiguous female in it, no evil fourth natural disaster, only devout believers pray and worship it with all their heart: "Ah! It looks very delicious!"

It's so fun to watch. From the first time the protagonist takes action to destroy the world, the world view gradually unfolds, and the more I watch, the more fun I get. From the two completely different development models from the Theians to Atlantis, to the current military operations carried out by Atlantis against the Theians, as well as the future big moves of the demons and the ideological disputes between the moths, the future development of the story will definitely exceed my imagination.

The content is quite good, it reminds me of the days when I watched Raising All Humans

I have never read this kind of book, but I think this book by the author is quite interesting. There are now two camps, one believes in God and the other does not believe in God. In fact, neither party is wrong, but communication is limited, but I doubt that the faith brought by deception can really last long? It can be found that all three parties have their own goals, and the so-called god seems to care more about his own interests at present. Does the protagonist want to cleanse all civilizations that cannot bring value to him now and in the future? I tossed and turned, and finally had to read another book because the author was too short.

This book feels like a re-description of religious beliefs, culture, society, and human nature from the side. From Herola's awakening and deceiving everyone to write mythical epics to the establishment of the Theia civilization, to Libera and Leonas's transformation from compromise to resistance when faced with the natural disasters of the old days, and the survival instinct of the old evil gods who condensed into the Babel tree when the world was destroyed, I saw that no matter which civilization or race faced destruction, they would do everything they could to resist. This is for survival and inheritance, and even if it is destined to fail, we must prove to those who come after us that our civilization is not inferior to any of you. There are also the spiritual culture of Leonus and the think tank of the Theia civilization who sacrificed themselves to cast the Theia Rubik's Cube in order to inherit the last civilization. What I feel is just two words "shocked"

It's great, don't just create a player flow like Brain Ranch, especially if the protagonist is not strong enough.

This book is so delicious, [covering face] I stayed up all night to finish it, then rolled it in flour and put it in the fryer. The author next door got so greedy that I threw him in and fried it.

Yes, it has the flavor of "Raising All Humanity"!

No, buddy, please update. Be careful, I will draw a circle with my left foot and kick with my right foot. I will torture you like breathing. I will comment and send condolences when I have time in the future

It's quite possible. The strongest creature in each (world/century) can be granted a god status, and then these pieces of information can be spread to the next world.

I feel the appearance of this book's right divine book

Very good behind-the-scenes article

The world is a huge lie

Write well and don't have to take time off

A perfect combination of ancient mythology and Western mythology

I've read more than 30 chapters, and now I'm going to comment. Compared to other Civilizations in the Box, the author doesn't write much about the development of civilization in other articles. For those who don't have the patience to read the development of civilization, I suggest you read it. I'm still curious about the development of these civilizations and I don't know if the author will write extras. After all, I still like reading it. The author's writing is very good, and the protagonist is not a background version. There is nothing that makes me feel very toxic at the moment. I just found out that the author has stopped updating. When will the author come back?

I finished reading it before I knew it. The insect world created is a perfect fusion of Cthulhu and Western fantasy, but the number of updates is quite small, so it is not very interesting.

Is this something I can watch on Tomato [OK]

Yes, but in the future if the world changes to a larger one, will the number of moths increase? For example, there are hierarchical divisions, such as lower angels, middle angels, and upper angels.

The writing is very good. The author is gentle, generous, meticulous and considerate. It is worth reading [smile][smile][smile]

Very interesting, very good

A rare good article about the creation of Tomato

Well written, a rare book

The author writes very well, keep up the good work!

It looks pretty good so far

Very good, worth seeing

Not bad, good creation

It's pretty and interesting.

I don't know about the others, but I quite like it.