[Beastfolk + alien monsters + ancient martial arts and qi cultivation + Western fantasy elements (vampires, werewolves, black magic) + divine faith + golden finger (combining various elements to create loyal servants) + decisive, unsentimental protagonist, no female lead + villains who aren't mindless]
A mysterious book of life and death that can create life simply by writing words upon its pages.
A divine brush of yin and yang that can transform lives and bring the dead to life.
Qin Liang brings characters with legendary stories to life with his writing, making them his servants.
Need fighters in the early game? Sure! I'll write the stories of video game characters.
Need cultivators in the midgame? Sure! I'll use the protagonist of a certain novel as the model for someone's life story.
Need gods in the endgame? No problem. I can sketch out stories about gods too.
What! You mean I can force together attributes that my servants naturally reject?
Eldritch beastfolk warriors as fighters, alluring snake-women as intelligence agents, and... and... Qin Liang begins imagining the perfect structure for his faction...
Wait, should I make an immortal, tentacled Fighting Buddha?
What! The owner can also combine with the abilities of their servants?
Gods, demons, cultivators, beastfolk warriors: I, Qin Liang, want to try them all... (Can I combine with servants of the opposite sex too?)
Follow Qin Liang's perspective and embark on a legendary journey!
I can only say that it lowered my IQ. A normal person would not get such a golden finger and operate it like this. This golden finger is obviously an artifact behind the scenes. The protagonist is really afraid that he will not die quickly enough. He is a mortal and not extraordinary. He has been following his creations recklessly. It is not as good as a creator to become a summoner. I am afraid that others will not know that you have artifacts and treasures, hahaha [awkward laughter]
When I see the protagonist gambling for his life, I don't want to watch it. It's not necessary to gamble for his life. There are subordinates who don't have to gamble for their lives. It's free, right? Not suitable for me, what a pity for such a good subject matter.
I read four chapters and it wasn't very good.