[Creation Stream + Behind the Scenes Stream + Civilization Evolution]
When an ordinary person one day obtains the power of the Creator God, what will the small world he creates look like?
Tribal primitives, giant zombies, monsters, monsters, and all the worlds appeared one by one in the world under his control.
But why doesn't my little world evolve in the normal direction?
This book is also called
Creation: The small world goes irrationally
As a creator god, he can't guess the direction of the world
god box
Reader comments
That's okay, but can we not be biased toward humans like other creation texts? For example, can there be a plot later on where the Zerg take back their homeland?
What I am thinking about is not Zero Creation, but picking up Chaos Beads or other beads. There is a small world or a province in it. The edge is surrounded by dark fog, which can also be regarded as an enchantment. The air wall cannot go out. The world has mountains and water. The protagonist does not use the small world to grow fruit to sell, but just lie down and collect some animals and water and soil from the earth to make it have a complete biological chain. Finally upgrade, use the cultivation method to become immortal or the double rest method.
I actually have a lot of imagination. I feel that many of the small worlds in apocalyptic novels may have come from this way. In the past, the apocalypse was often about how to save the world and build a hope base, but now it is really about hoarding goods to escape the world. It's thought-provoking, but also scary when you think about it. Maybe the world view is too huge, so I stopped it. Come on, author!
That's okay, but can we not be biased toward humans like other creation texts? For example, can there be a plot later on where the Zerg take back their homeland?
What I am thinking about is not Zero Creation, but picking up Chaos Beads or other beads. There is a small world or a province in it. The edge is surrounded by dark fog, which can also be regarded as an enchantment. The air wall cannot go out. The world has mountains and water. The protagonist does not use the small world to grow fruit to sell, but just lie down and collect some animals and water and soil from the earth to make it have a complete biological chain. Finally upgrade, use the cultivation method to become immortal or the double rest method.
I actually have a lot of imagination. I feel that many of the small worlds in apocalyptic novels may have come from this way. In the past, the apocalypse was often about how to save the world and build a hope base, but now it is really about hoarding goods to escape the world. It's thought-provoking, but also scary when you think about it. Maybe the world view is too huge, so I stopped it. Come on, author!
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