I Only Want to Destroy the World, Yet I'm the God Who Created It!

It's alright. But it's a live stream, and the audience gets annoyed watching it. The book's essence was completely ruined towards the end. The protagonist himself lacked any distinguishing characteristics. He wasn't like a hero, nor a villain; I only sensed a petty person. And especially the livestream scene—it gave the author an excuse to pad the story with excessive commentary from the audience. Honestly, people read novels to relax, and I got tired of it. Therefore, I don't recommend it.

Overall, it's not bad, but I deduct one star for the protagonist's character. If you call him a god, his behavior is similar to that of a nouveau riche thug. If you call him human, he can watch civilization crumble until the last person dies without any mercy. In short, he's neither human nor god. The protagonist's character is really terrible; he has absolutely no self-awareness. I lost all interest in watching from the moment he appeared. [Smirk]

A fairly good creation myth. The protagonist lacks divinity but possesses divine power. He is greedy, evil, and shameless, while his creations display the brilliance of humanity. Selflessness, sacrifice, and exploration serve as the cornerstones of civilization's progress, making their conflict with the protagonist all the more epic.

It's good! I feel the protagonist is still kind. If I had a system that makes me stronger by killing, I could wipe out all life in the real universe, and then continue in another world... Until I have proof forever. I can only read 21 chapters; the rest turns into a mindless, formulaic livestream story... I'm disgusted... It's 2025 and there are still mindless livestream stories like this 🤮🤮🤮

I'm giving it a five-star review to show my support, although I found it a bit uncomfortable to read. Maybe it's just my personal taste, but the concept is quite good. The main issue is that, despite being a creator god, the protagonist feels like a villain. And the kind of villain who's highly likely to be defeated later.

Su Mo's character is well-developed; it's been a long time since I've seen a character with negative or even near-maximum charisma. So when will this supporting character be written out of the story? And when will the main character appear after all this time? 🍉

So far, I've watched quite a bit of the world of creation, and the stories and characters are great. But the protagonist... Well, watching him is really unpleasant. I don't know how to describe it, but I just don't like the protagonist. However, the story itself is really good.

It's quite good, but I'd suggest not writing too much about the real world, especially the livestream scene, even though I know it's meant to accelerate civilization's development... There's still too little content; I hope the author won't stop updating!

Renew····· When you update once, even the smallest flaws will be magnified, and the writing style will be affected. Youthful innocence It will be criticized. When you're up two hours past the hour, a little patience is born, and the plot... Progress It is given more attention. When you're up at midnight, even the smallest praises begin to emerge, and the dead stock... Quantity

I'm so curious why. Every author, when updating their novels, will inevitably encounter some problems, like getting drunk, having a fever, catching a cold, losing their voice, or getting a headache. 🤦🤦🤦 Author, please update soon! It's so good, but too short! 😢😢😢