[Infinite Flow] + [farming] + [the Myriad Worlds]... Yeah... that's what this is.
[More than 30 advanced civilizations and several lower civilizations]
Each advanced civilization has a setting document tens of thousands of words long, with intersecting storylines and settings revealed layer by layer.
Divine Realm civilization ranks: Demigod → True God → High God → God King
Civilizations currently entered: Warring States civilization, Zombie civilization, OUC civilization (advanced), Potter civilization, Bajiangzhou civilization, Hunyuan Continent, Realm of Good and Evil, Disha Continent, Heavenly Court civilization (advanced), Western Heaven civilization (advanced), and Zerg civilization (advanced).
Lin Hao awakens a creation-type race, the Mechanical race, a second-tier artificial race. Its followers have no souls or independent intelligence. With his Creative Workshop talent and combat intelligence, he gradually establishes a foothold at Jiangcheng No. 1 High School. Later, he obtains the Origin Stone and combines the strengths of the Human, Stone, and Undead races to create the Eternal race. From then on, he gains the ability to wage war across the Myriad Worlds!
(This isn't a power fantasy. The protagonist's golden finger is somewhat useful early on. Later, he relies on stockpiling vast numbers of civilizations to transcend the limits of civilization rank.)
I stumbled upon this, read the later chapters first, then went back to the beginning. It's quite interesting, the world-building is very grand, and I'm curious about what will happen when a higher-level civilization invades later. 🧐 I might save it to read later. 😏
This is a book review for myself. It's my first time writing a novel, and I wanted to write down all the thoughts in my head. At first, I didn't plan anything; I just wrote whatever came to mind. Later, I watched some writing videos and started designing the plot and organizing the settings. I made more than ten pages of tables, and now the settings are almost 100,000 words long! 😂
This is an infinite flow novel where the protagonist progresses through one civilization after another, not the kind where they just switch maps after finishing one. There are also connections between later civilizations, and so far it seems like there are quite a few foreshadowing elements. [Got it]
Likes from the big golden guy 👍👍👍 and his four little animals 👍👍👍
The plot is conventional, but the world-building is grand and engaging.
Good, good, very good, keep it up!
It's very watchable.
He doesn't have many romantic entanglements with women, which is great.
This book rarely opens the control panel, doesn't pad the word count, has a clear divine realm setting, and seems to be an infinite flow novel. It's pretty good.