Creation: My Cultivation Civilization Was Blasted by Nuclear Bombs

I hope that all major worlds will unite, break the limitations of the creation space, come to the protagonist's world, strangle the protagonist, and finally break down the conceptual barriers of dimensions, break away from fantasy, come to the real world, and give the author a big mouth.

From the blood feud between technology and immortality, the alliance between magic and technology, the alliance between monsters and humans, the oath between dragons and humans, everyone has flesh and blood and is very passionate. The disadvantage is that the update is very slow.

It's very interesting. The author's characters are flesh-and-blood, and the plot is okay. There are few poisonous points. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. The author will update soon [smiles] [punches hard]

A stroke of genius comes from the soul of a real-life scientist. In fact, this kind of creation type is easy to write for the author's own pleasure, usually because the world view is too big and grand in the author's mind, but the readers cannot feel it. A modern soul brings a strong sense of immersion into the unfolding world of science and technology. I have a lot of resonance with it, coming from the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people. The following world of immortal cultivators can also be understood by the audience because it is relatively popular. However, it can be seen that the author has many ideas, such as live streaming, time-travel streaming, fantasy magic world elements, and Warhammer world. From the author's few words, we can see that there are attempts. The problem with the lack of sense of substitution later on is because they are all setting-type chapters. Without resonance and sense of involvement, it is difficult to read further. There is no role change in the group portrait type. It would be better if the beliefs were passed down from generation to generation. The great struggle of the world, the rotation of the rules of heaven, and the sprung up of geniuses from all generations.

The biggest highlight of this book is world war and cooperation under different stages of civilization, different systems, and different development paths. Today, as online literature is so developed, traditional Western fantasy, science fiction, and fantasy online novels about cultivating immortality have piled up like mountains. I believe that many book fans may be tired of reading them. Take my own experience as an example. I started reading novels when I was in elementary school. At that time, I especially loved reading novels about cultivating immortals. In junior high school, I was influenced by the Lord of the Rings trilogy and read a lot of Western fantasy. In high school, I became crazy about science fiction novels. I also saved up my food money for several months and bought a complete set of Asimov's Galactic Empire series that my mother refused to buy for me. Of course, I still have a few of the Foundation series that I haven't read yet. Now that I'm in college, I haven't read online books for a long time. I've recently picked it up again, but I like to find some novels with interesting settings or horror genres to read. So I think - from my personal point of view, there are 1,000 Hamlets for 1,000 readers: novels with novel themes, strange settings, but also self-justification and smooth logic are the general trend. Moreover, judging from the level of online writing, there is nothing wrong with this book. The writing is good, the stories are well connected, and the development path of individual system civilizations is also very exciting and detailed. One of the few shortcomings is that the author's imagination is not very rich. For example, on the side of technological civilization, the author does not necessarily have to be obsessed with guns. After all, in the history of human civilization, all enemies and war objects are basically humans. In the face of other hostile creatures with different characteristics, the resilience of technology will also allow weapons to develop in different directions. But what kind of weapons, I don't know. After all, I am just a reader. I can just leave this kind of thing to the author to think about, so that readers can get a better reading experience (like)

The best divine book! 🌌"Entropy Burns the Sky"|Mortal Iron Fist Shatters the Galaxy! "When mechanical civilization confronts the laws of immortality with the iron laws of physics, The blood and sparks of individual will burst out in the meat grinder of civilization, This is the saddest hymn in the universe! " ⚡Fengshen warning! A civilizational game that subverts imagination! No lengthy foreshadowing! No cheap sensationalism! ✓ The moment the leader's only son died in battle → The entropic fire ignited the entire star field! ✓ Mortal mechanical torrent → tearing apart the immortal cultivator's spells all over the sky! 🔥 The collision of the laws of physics and the laws of heaven creates universe-level aesthetics! 🪐The shorter the chapter, the more thunderous it is! The author cuts through with razor-like strokes: → A drop of blood condenses civilized blood feud ("Father buries son, country buries soul!") → The half-sentence of farewell is destined to be torn apart ("Between you and me, there is a broken galaxy!") ✓ Every paragraph of text is a tempered star core! The density is super high! The stamina explodes! 🕯️Thousands of words ultimately lead to three cosmic lamps 1. Civilization is not good at war → When survival becomes the first law, morality is just stardust 2. The brave is the paradox → Only by tearing open the chest and taking out the heart can the dark jungle be illuminated 3. Pain creates edge → Carve out a path of counter-entropy in the law of entropy increase 💥 The ultimate critical hit! When you read about sacrificing your life in exchange for atomic bombs to destroy the cultivating sect—— "This bomb is not a fire of revenge—— It is the dawn lit by the ashes of hundreds of millions of dead souls! " 💥 → At this moment, the war epic and the human tragedy resonate into a supernova explosion! 📜 Deep Aftertaste·Star Map for Thinkers "A true masterpiece does not preach directly, it forges the answer into: ✓ Civilization spectrum refracted by explosion fragments ✓ The moral paradox of Goodbye Ashes Drifting ✓ The growing pains of tearing apart the flower of steel As we gaze upon this cosmic funeral— What I saw was the reflection of mankind's thousand-year conquest! " I probably had this feeling after reading the first 50 chapters, and now I have read a hundred chapters. Makes me happy

Comrades who like to watch multi-dimensional wars are in luck, every world here is equivalent to a plane. The mutual conflict and cooperation between various planes are very interesting to watch. The characters are also very individual and feel like flesh-and-blood people. Each world has its own unique exoticism and colors. All in all a good review. [Laughing]

It's good-looking, logically reasonable and self-consistent. This kind of creation story is much better than that kind of story where everyone becomes the creation god and I am a hundred times so-and-so☝🏻🤓

The author's description of this book is meticulous and simple, combining internal and external perspectives. He not only tells the story from a macro perspective, but also describes the characters from a micro perspective and a personal perspective. The theme of the book is also relatively grand. The place I have seen so far describes the war between two civilizations. It is also described from many aspects such as rationality and sensibility, process and results, etc., And has a certain philosophical depth. However, from my own perspective, although I personally think this This book is great, but I feel that the author's writing will definitely lead to serious polarization, because there are quite a lot of dualities in the book. Failure to objectively grasp dialectical thinking, or too much into the perspective of a certain civilization, can easily leave a bad impression on the book. But generally speaking, from what I have seen so far, the author has a good grasp of the balance between the two civilizations, and there is no obvious evidence that the author is partial to one side.

I prefer the structure of multiple civilizations interacting and integrating evolution. Some of the other creator novels I have read have single-line civilizations that are too monotonous, but multi-line interactions are more interesting. Currently, the four civilizations are managed well, and the writing is still very passionate and exciting. The author's skills are still acceptable. I look forward to more whimsical civilization routes and more touching stories. Speaking of my taste as an old bookworm who has read thousands of novels, this novel is not bad. Is 7.5 Points too low? If you like it, give it more points. I'm afraid the score is not good and the author has missed it. It would be a pity for a good novel. I went to see why the rating was so low. Generally speaking, those who rated it one or two were mostly those who reviewed it in the early stage because they had not read it for a short period of time. They said that the author favored technology, was ignorant of cultivating immortals, and also talked about the issue of alien love. Generally speaking, the author's structure in the early stage was to roast the protagonist on the fire. If he does not develop slowly and quickly, he will die if he does not develop at an extremely fast speed. The plot will be very urgent. Of course, it also provides a reasonable background for the conflict between the rapid development of civilization and ruthlessness, and then he will do it himself. The confrontation between a new primitive social civilization and an inherited mature civilization that cultivates immortals on the same stage means that you have to fight hard to pull one over and suppress the other. This is the reason why you are given a low rating. It is hard to say about alien love. Well, the name Niu Xiaoyue has also been criticized. I don't understand the author of this. This is a bit special. As for the concept of alien emotions, everyone has different opinions. After all, the advantage of this novel lies in the interaction between civilizations. Moving, I personally feel good. The intersection of the two people represents the pure emotional side of the kindness of the two civilizations. In fact, it is more than the feelings of two people. Others who sacrificed and struggled to be grateful to the Niu Fairy for saving people are also part of this pure emotion of kindness. The human soul that is still indelible under the cruel conflict of civilizations yearns for beautiful emotions. Later, the author buries the pure land of emotion in Jiang Jiang's soul deeply under the survival of the race, and finally grows from a passionate young man. When it comes to the man who carries the whole world on his back, I personally don't think this emotional plot is poisonous. On the contrary, the integration of many emotions such as gratitude, longing, trust, sacrifice, and persistence in the novel makes the novel more flesh-and-blood. The sense of substitution of Yan and Huang is also a highlight, as is the development and interaction of multiple civilizations, such as the oath of the forest and other glorious human emotions and passionate plots. Personally, I feel that it is a pity that the protagonist is not my type, a bit of a ruthless tool man, and the world is unkind. It feels like treating creation as a stupid dog, with no feeling or sense of presence, but Clash of Civilizations is very interesting, and who is the protagonist? What's it called? What to do? It feels like the protagonist is the supporting role, and there is a sense of separation between the Creator and the creation. I wonder if there will be a time when the Creator interacts with creation. This is the longest review I have given to a book in my reading career. I was surprised because it scored 7.5. It's a pity that a pearl is covered in dust. In fact, the book is quite good. It is an art product after all. Even if it feels that some parts are brainless, it is still a kind of fun. Thumbs up for a good novel.