God Behind the Scenes: Creating a World by Hand from the Start

I finally found a creation story that is worth it. The writing is great and the plot is very attractive. Come on, author, you must keep going. It's so well written. I added it to my favorite bookshelf after reading a dozen chapters. It's still being serialized and only has about a hundred chapters. I'm afraid of catching up with the big crowd, so I keep reading slowly. , The author must keep writing. Maybe the readership of the book is a bit low when it is just published, but I really think it is a high-end creation story in Tomato. It is not like some creation stories where the protagonist swears, often shows up, and makes jokes to reduce the price. In comparison, this book is really a breath of fresh air. I like it very much [Blow kiss]

Very well written. However, I am not too worried that I may not be able to write a full-length novel. To write a full-length novel, our narrative usually requires a stable perspective and a relative environment. We can only read this type of novel from a perspective of "looking down without participating". In the short length of the novel, it accommodates the ending of the characters in the novel world, the long span, the change of eras, the rise and decline of the world and other macro changes. It is easy to feel a little empty when reading... Especially with well-shaped characters and good stories, this feeling will be more obvious when the next "chapter" transitions. I have also read similar novels, and most of my feelings are like this. However, the narrative rhythm of this novel is quite good, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the "present" in the world of the novel. However, under the "macro narrative" I am talking about, the things in it (characters, stories, environments, etc.) Are unstable. Therefore, I feel that this type of novel cannot be written as a long novel. It does not mean that the author lacks the ability to write stories, but that the characteristics of this type of novel can easily accelerate the emotional "threshold" of emptiness. Overall, the story of this novel is quite good and I highly recommend it. The story is good.

In fact, the writing is good, but the picture on the cover doesn't make people want to click on it. I suggest changing it to another one, including the universe and starry sky.

Although it feels a bit like AI, it does not affect the enjoyment. After all, I have read a lot of Gou Shi novels, and this one has surpassed most of them. If you don't like it, don't criticize me.

That world is nothing to God. The God who writes this book is like a writer who records the major decline and rise of the world. When there are major changes in the world, he will descend into avatars. Except for the initial creation of the world, the writing is very good and he is writing the story of that world. The remains were so delicious that they were eaten by a group of the same people.

Yes, it's well written in the Creation text.

Come on, it's more of a group portrait. There isn't much description of the protagonist and the two clones. They are more like a background board, a bystander, and the initiator of the task clues that promote the plot. It is different from most of the creation streams I have seen. At present, the protagonist does not have too many emotions with the creatures below. The main thing is to find someone who can communicate with him. By the way, will there be angels in the future? I quite like little Micah, but I feel that her future may not be very good.

A very good novel, with a sense of mythology. I hope the author can continue to update [Like][Like]

Very similar to the book I am God

Easy to write, love to read [blowing kiss] Not enough to eat (≧ω≦)