Ye Yang unexpectedly obtains a Creator Godhead!
He commands a divine kingdom, surrounded by beautiful women and attended by countless breathtaking beauties.
With a wave of divine power, he creates a vast fantasy world, laying out 128,600 life-bearing planets across four great star regions.
He establishes an ironclad rule: when living beings strive to grow stronger, they can advance their planets and continually upgrade the world.
He brings countless souls from Blue Star to be reincarnated, sowing the seeds of entirely new civilizations throughout this realm.
From then on, countless races rise across the star regions, locked in unending wars of conquest.
Billions of prodigies fight in bloody battles, all striving to break free of the world's shackles and pursue that slender chance of transcendence.
And the Creator, Ye Yang, watches the endless upheavals across the stars with cold eyes.
It's a pretty good behind-the-scenes creation story. The protagonist becomes invincible immediately after acquiring the creation godhead. He starts looking for beauties and enjoying life in the real world in one step. He uses divine power to create the world and drags people from the real world to work in other worlds. This part is quite interesting. I hope there will be more different worlds in the future.
Create a new world. Behind the scenes, the spiritual energy of the extraordinary metaworld is revived. There are many male protagonists and many female protagonists. The work is good and there are group portraits in the story, but the group portraits focus on arranging new supporting characters and plots that need to be enriched to expand the plot of the meta-world. Wang Wei should be arranging some plot points.
I feel like I can go to the comic book world, and then make a guest appearance as a god in the wrong place and create a dungeon, or I can just take my family to the wrong place and then go to various anime worlds.
Some suggestions. Make a time travel. Dou Po, Douluo, Covering the Sky, Martial Arts, Perfection, The Last Prehistoric, Transcendence