
God Behind the Scenes: Creating a World by Hand from the Start
幕后神明:开局手搓一个世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 304k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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150Chapters
154Reads · 30 days
47.1kReads · all time
106Shelf adds, last 14 days
5.7Score
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Finally found a good original novel that doesn't feel cheap! The writing is superb, and the plot is captivating. Author, keep it up! It's so well-written! I added it to my favorites after only reading a dozen chapters. It's still ongoing, only about a hundred chapters so far, so I'm worried about catching up with the rest of the series. I'll read it slowly. Author, please keep writing!
It's well-written. However, I'm a little worried that it might not be suitable for a long novel. When writing a long novel, we usually need a stable perspective and a relatively fixed environment for the narrative. But with this type of novel, we can only observe from a "viewing from above, without participating" perspective.
Actually, the writing is quite good, but the cover image doesn't really make people want to click. I suggest changing it; even a picture of the universe or starry sky would be fine.
While it has a slight AI feel to it, it doesn't detract from its enjoyment. After all, I've read quite a few Gou Shi novels, and this one surpasses most of them. Please don't criticize me if you don't like it.
That world meant nothing to God. The God in this book is portrayed as a chronicler recording the world's major rises and falls, descending in avatars when significant changes occur. Except for the very beginning, right after the world was created, which is well-written, the rest of the book tells the story of that world. The corpse tasted so good that a group of their kind ate it all.
Yes, it's well written in the Genesis text.
It's more of an ensemble piece, with the main character and two clones not described much; they seem more like background figures, observers, and the initiators of plot threads. Unlike most creation-themed stories I've read, so far the main character doesn't seem to have much emotional connection with the creatures below. The main focus is currently on finding someone to communicate with.
So far, it's a decent creation story, worth reading, but the daily update schedule is a bit of a wait. Sure enough, it's too easy for young authors to abandon their creation stories; they're hopeless.
A very good novel, with a mythological feel. Hope the author continues to update! 👍👍
It's very similar to the book "I Am God".