The Lord's Space Begins with Making Fantasy Real

It's well-written, but I hope it's not all original content interspersed with references to movies, TV series, novels, and anime.

It's quite good; the main characters are all normal people.

I'm giving it five stars for now. As long as the plot doesn't fall apart later on, it's definitely worth reading; it's a high-quality novel.

I thought the protagonist would become the administrator of the God's Space 🤦, but it turns out he became the first member of the God's Space. Still, it was quite good 😄

The astronomical phenomena are truly remarkable.

The concept is good, but I hope the focus will shift to the main characters rather than the supporting ones. I don't really enjoy ensemble casts. Keep it up, author!

The plot has some originality, and overall it's watchable. If it maintains its quality, it's a pretty good book. The writing style is a bit immature, with a lot of straightforward narration and colloquial expressions.

The main god space genre is well-handled, the ensemble scenes with a strong focus on the main character are well-paced, and the genius doctor research genre showcases a high level of intelligence—it's exhilarating!

It seems that not many people read either of the author's books.

The author put a lot of effort into writing it, but the protagonist's personality and the arrangement of the plot make the book less interesting.