(The primordial world has been heavily reimagined, so the setting is quite different, but the broad plot remains unchanged.)
This is an era when anyone can become a creator god!
When others create worlds, they make dragons or mechs, or at the very least, an elven race.
But Lin Lan created a world no one had ever seen before: the Primordial World.
Here, Pangu cleaves heaven and earth, Hongjun teaches the myriad beings, and the Sages wield the Heavenly Dao!
Lin Lan thought he was absolutely brilliant. This was a sure win!
Then the System delivered its verdict:
[Unknown civilization template! Unable to analyze! Energy reading: zero!]
[Value assessment: none!]
It was over! He handed in a perfect score, and the computer gave him a zero!
His world wasn't too weak. The judges of this generation simply couldn't understand it!
Its splendor was dismissed as fake, its perfection as empty.
Lin Lan became the laughingstock of the whole place, and even his Primordial World was tossed into the database's trash heap.
He didn't argue or make a fuss. He simply kept watch over his world in silence.
He believed that gold would always shine, and the Primordial World would eventually steal the show!
Sure enough, the Primordial World was still the Primordial World.
Even in Lin Lan's
Well, the author's writing style is good, and it doesn't seem to have those uncomfortable feelings. Overall, it is still very good. The plot is innovative and different from most of the novels I have read so far. It still has its own ideas. At least it seems to have a different feeling from other authors.
This is the first time I have seen a book with this theme. It is both traditional and novel, but it still feels good and it is very comfortable to read.
The main storyline is pretty good
Nice! The setting is particularly attractive. Reading so far, it seems really enjoyable, and the writing is also very smooth. It is the best prehistoric novel I have ever read.
Not bad, right? It's hard to say how similar these demon gods are.