The Lord's Space Begins with Making Fantasy Real

The writing is quite good, I just wish it wasn't all original and interspersed with movies, TV series, novels, anime, etc.

It's pretty good-looking, the main characters are all normal people

I'll give it a five-star rating for now. As long as the plot doesn't break down later, it's still worth reading. It's a fine novel.

I thought the protagonist became the manager of the Main God Space [face covering], but it turned out that he became the first member of the Main God Space, but it was pretty cool [laughs]

Astronomy is really good

The idea is good. I hope that in the future, the perspective will be focused on the protagonist instead of other supporting characters. I don't really like to see group portraits. Come on, author.

The plot is still somewhat novel, but overall it is readable. If the quality is maintained in the follow-up, it will be considered a good book. The writing style is a bit immature, with more straightforward narratives and colloquial expressions.

This master god's space flow is really well grasped. The rhythm of the group portraits with more emphasis on the protagonist's screen is really good. The genius doctor's research flow is really high in IQ. It's great.

It seems that few people have read the author's two books.

The writing was very hard, but the character of the protagonist and the arrangement of the plot made the book not interesting enough.