After Becoming a God to the Little People

A protagonist with good intentions is always more pleasant to watch than one with malice. At least throughout the entire story, I had a smile on my face. The reason the Holy Father became the Holy Father is because he truly loved the world, and therefore the world loved him in return. I hope the author will always be happy and always encounter good people.

This is such an adorable book... Even though I know the little characters are just like us, I still can't help it... Mmm, my maternal instincts are overflowing! So cute... Can we give these little characters a kiss? The protagonist is kind, but I don't think he's overly saintly. The author has handled it very well. Keep writing, author! 🥹

It's a lovely story, like reading a fairy tale. The protagonist has a really good personality; he doesn't act mysterious or pretentious just because he's a god, nor does he refrain from intervening in the fights of the villains to increase his mystique, or try to profit from their mischief. I'm tired of those selfish, self-serving protagonists who insist on embellishing their image; I love this kind of pure, altruistic protagonist.

The only two protagonists in the small-world genre that are currently recognized are the one in "The Incompetent Creator," and both of them are kind-hearted.

It's really, really good! The main character and all the positive characters in the story are subtly kind and gentle, making for a very enjoyable read. The plot, just like the "short drama" commentary suggests, isn't a super-exciting story, but it does have its moments of excitement. The overall pacing is relaxed and pleasant. I loved it.

It's good, but I don't know why the traffic is a bit dismal. It's clear that there are no substitutes for various settings. Where can you find a protagonist with a soft heart and his own bottom line? It's very novel to make short dramas and add elements of Dihua. Even though it's mostly slice-of-life, it gives people a warm and peaceful feeling. I like it.

Overall Impression: I stumbled upon this on the homepage recommendation page, and it's truly well-written. I was completely immersed, feeling like I was actually touring a post-apocalyptic world from a God's-eye view. It's adorable; I kept wishing I could touch the little people. Side Strengths: Other aspects are also handled well.

I absolutely love the Lilliputian setting; it's so adorable, and the protagonist doesn't have an overwhelming desire to control their little world. The main character is gentle and kind, but not in a written way; it's something you can feel, and I really love this writing style. So, my gentle author, when will you start updating daily?

The main character is so cute! She's such an adorable little thing, very serious and responsible about life, yet also a bit goofy. The other characters are all great too. It's just that the story is too short, only covering two worlds, but it's still pretty good. Why are there no comments? This main character is clearly so cute!

This is likely written by a female author, as the male protagonist clearly appears to be female. It's like two separate worlds. The story is a heartwarming little vignette, and overall quite healing.