
The Civilizations I Nurture Always Want to Escape
我孕育的文明总想出逃
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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.
No CP, You Know What I Mean by No CP. I Want the Protagonist to Have the Spotlight All to Himself
No Partner, No Romantic Tension, Just a Male Lead Enjoying His Single Life. Any Genre
The key point is having no partner! Neither men nor women. Please avoid recommending horror-game stories if possible.
Sandbox Creation Stories: What Else Is Good Besides Raising the Human Race?
Sandbox creation
Looking for Creation Stories Where the Protagonist Creates an Entire World
A Technological Universe, From One to Ten Dimensions and From Level-One to God-Tier Civilizations
From Earth to the Solar System → the Local Group → the Third Galactic Arm → the Milky Way → the Local Supercluster → the supercluster → the universe → beyond the universe. I want to read a book with this kind of scale. I wonder if one exists? Preferably a traditional-style novel.
A Dantian Expands into a Space, Evolving into a Primordial Universe
The pocket dimension evolves into a primordial universe.
Looking for Sandbox Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a World
Something about creating a world.
The Protagonist Creates a World, Then Puts Players Inside to Build It Themselves
Preferably no female lead, something like I Created the World.
The Protagonist Is the Creator God, the Creator, and the Consciousness of All Beings Makes Them Who They Are
Looking for books similar to *Primordial World: I'm Hongjun, Really Not the Villain (Supreme Primordial World)*. The protagonist is the collective consciousness of all living beings: I am all beings. All beings are me. Anyone can be the protagonist, and the being in question doesn't have to appear before the world in a fixed form.
Looking for World-Creation Stories! Something Like Lilliputian Country or Low-Dimensional Game
I'm out of books! I'm out of books! I'm out of books! Important things have to be said three times! If there aren't any, I'd also take an imaginative story or something like *Reborn as a Super Battleship*.
Please, I’m Begging for Sandbox Mini-Worlds, Creation Gods, and Divine Faith
Looking for books similar to *O Devout Ants, Offer Up Your Faith!*
Looking for Stories About Terrariums and Worlds Inside Boxes
The protagonist has a box with tiny people inside. Anything the protagonist does gets magnified infinitely inside the box, making them invincible. The people in the box worship them as a god. For example, a cultivation world in a box, the Ming Dynasty in a box, or an apocalypse in a box.
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It's well written and logically logical. In terms of opinions, you can add some extraordinary power to the protagonist, at least to achieve the effect of dimensionality reduction in the small world (mainly to reflect the absolute control of the small world), otherwise entering the game in person will always feel like destroying the character. In the small world, some people who can perceive the protagonist can appear appropriately, but they can only feel it but cannot see it, which slightly improves the protagonist's sense of existence and mystery. The above are the points that I think can be added. They are just my personal opinions. If you don't like them, please don't criticize them. Then, give me a five-star review
Microscopic humans are observing ants, and real-world humans are observing microscopic humans (ants) Who knows whether he is an ant or a microscopic person?
It's pretty good after reading Chapter 10. Don't let me down later. As a God of Creation, I have no ability to make people feel that I am not a God, and there is no feeling of being in control. The protagonist is more like an observer, mediocre and not like a God of Creation, and there is no way to become stronger. Other books can more or less imagine the future. I don't know what to think about you. Nothing has changed. You can't see the future in the foreshadowing, so why do you have the motivation to keep reading? Do you always write about the development of the villain? In the future, will the villain develop a space time machine, and then the protagonist will be unable to fight against the protagonist, or the protagonist will see that the villain is not under his control and then destroy the villain? And I can't imagine how you can pave the way for a mediocre god. If you remove the protagonist, it will be more like a casual novel. When I clicked on your book, I saw the creation of the world. It was not about a mediocre god observing the family history of a villain. The creation god has no abilities, so he has brute force and is simply called a brute force god.
The logic can be so rigorous, it is a rare good book in Tomato.
Great author, you have opened up a new world for me since the sandbox article about Belief in God... The question that has been bothering me, God and man... I can't understand people, but I have always wanted to know whether God exists... I don't believe that the history books in the past will lie to me, I think God will definitely be there!
It's quite nice, and it actually expands the world a bit. It's logical, just turn a blind eye.
It's a good novel. Come on, give the author a five-star review and update soon! ! !
It's pretty good, although I know what the author wrote is right, technology is the most important thing, but in this situation, why don't you try to believe in becoming a god? Of course, it's not that technology is not good, I just think that the outside of the water steel is 1 day and the inside of the water tank is 1000 years (should be), so I think it is better to cultivate immortality.
These things are particularly terrifying. If you think about it carefully, human beings living on earth are not a kind of imprisonment. Trapped in this cage.
Okay, just a bit short