Creation*************

Not bad, unlike other creation gods who interfere in various ways, and the tenure develops naturally without favoritism. The only one who had points deducted was Destiny's Child. It was like the first place in the competition. The result was that the online voting was the real first place. It was predetermined and directly denied other mirror fragment owners.

What I think is a bit toxic about the plot is that I don't understand why the author brought a creature named Xiaoling after the transparent life in the utopian world to the initial world. Maybe it is to prepare for the plot about the initial world? Other than that, it's pretty good [laughs] There are constantly poisonous points in the back, not to mention the little spirit who inexplicably returns to the current society with the protagonist, how did Assol obtain the past that the protagonist left behind? I didn't explain it clearly, so I just brushed it off? In addition, the plot of Destiny's Child destroyed everyone's family and even gave Brann three chances of life. What was the result? Write about Theodore's sinister villain and let him win?

See the latest, good grass. As a behind-the-scenes streamer of creation, it's not bad. It puts a lot of variables into the world like a poison. The plot is okay. It feels like Theodore is the only one who pauses time to fight back. It's a pity that Rin died. What's more disappointing is that the author likes to give names from the third person to the first person, such as ape-man and planarian. The concept of human being has never appeared before and he named them xx people.

It's pretty cool, I'm looking forward to the follow-up development in World No. 1 Bold guess: All subsequent owners of the fragments died. In the end, Branwen got the complete Mirror of Prometheus and became the worthy Son of Destiny. However, he also discovered that this was just a farce for the entertainment of the gods, so he would collapse. Regardless of the present world, in the end, the three clans are still fighting in this world, and there is no peace. (Just guessing

Looking forward to the author's subsequent chapters

It's pretty good. Give it a five-star rating so you don't die.

How should I put it? I feel like World No. 3 Can be faster. I want to watch Cultivation to Immortality.

It's great. I witnessed the fate of each character in the fateful battle in World No. 1. I hope it can be maintained and not discontinued like other similar novels.

No evaluation, just give it five stars and hope the author will continue writing.

La la la la, so pretty

Come on! The author writes very well

Tomb-sweeping, it's really gone

The meaning remains

This creation-related book is relatively good-looking among the creation-related books I have read.

Love to watch. It's even more interesting that there are other people binding the system.

Yes, the setting is novel, the story is interesting, and the writing is slightly lacking.

All I can say is that this novel is really good.

I feel the same as All Mankind, and I like it even more. It would be better if there were more than 2 million words, but I hope it won't be like All Mankind in the later stage. It would be better if there was one more skill and a lot of words.

Not bad, in line with today's fast-paced era. It can be regarded as a hodgepodge and a relatively comprehensive behind-the-scenes flow, but this also seems to have insufficient aftertaste.

It looks good. I love watching it. Please order more.

Not bad, good looking, @Chaoguan but why is the author's updates so unstable recently?