[Fourth-Plane Disaster] [Ensemble cast from a supergroup] [No female lead] [Civilizational epic] [Mastermind behind the scenes]
Three months as a creator god, or sixty years of a mediocre life?
Li Yan, an office worker suffering from severe insomnia, accidentally obtains a damaged Jade Register of Creation.
But it comes with a three-month countdown to the collapse of his body.
If he can’t transcend reality, then before he dies, he’ll use the Jade Register of Creation to forge a path to the supernatural.
He quits his job and heads into the mountains, clearing out an abandoned air-raid shelter. Starting with the genes of Taihang macaques, Li Yan activates a time acceleration of ten million times:
Sandbox One: the Spirit Ape Civilization.
The First Great Sage dies content after catching a glimpse of the gods.
The Second Great Sage builds an empire amid dreams of divine grace.
Three hundred years later, the entire empire has stiffened into a cage ruled by theocracy.
Civilizational evolution stagnates, while the countdown to the collapse of his body keeps ticking.
He turns his attention to three college students camping down the mountain.
“Creation, welcome to your second life.”
“And I am your lord.”
In the underground air-raid shelter, Li Yan grins as he watches the three players stir up trouble.
“Go on, make a mess. The more chaos you cause, the better.”
(The author is a prospective graduate student in engineering at a Project 985 university, so the logic is solid. The first three volumes already have detailed outlines. Every plot thread will be resolved, so you can follow without worrying that it’ll be dropped.)
P.S. This book has a very high save-to-read ratio, but Tomato won’t give it any promotion, so it has few active readers. Feel free to give it a try.
This is another creation novel that I love to read. Come on, author, never give up, persistence is victory. I will always power your love. As long as you don't suck. I just received this audiobook from you last night. When I saw this morning that you hadn't updated in a few days, I thought you were screwed. It's a pity that it's not easy for me to find a book that I like to read. Who knew you would update again this afternoon. The update is great, at least I can listen to it again.
The writer who wrote "Raising All Humanity" has less writing skills, and the writer who wrote "I Am God" has less brains. Maybe I can combine the two in one book.