What Do You Mean the Country I Made Up Has Become Real?

I'd give it 5 stars. It's an AI novel, and the author says they wrote the dialogue themselves, with the AI ​​handling the scene descriptions. It's okay to read in your spare time, and it's definitely better than those pay-to-win or ridiculously melodramatic AI novels. Hopefully, later on there will be no romantic pairing or only one female lead, and it won't be a harem. As long as it doesn't fall apart later on, it's still readable.

It's pretty and niche, but... Well, the beginnings are full of long and difficult sentences. Even the shortest sentence can take up half a page, which is quite tiring to read. I looked at all the positive reviews, but not a single one had anything to say about it. 😄

Wow, it's great! I thought it would be some cliché, pretentious novel, like the one where the protagonist's country suddenly appears and brings a better life to other countries than they ever imagined, etc. But the author really wrote it well; it's quite enjoyable.

To put it simply, this novel differs from others. Other novels boast about how powerful and intelligent the author is, and that's it. The most important aspect of this novel is its vivid portrayal of the "catfish effect." By depicting a different country, it encourages other countries to strive to catch up, ultimately leading to a different and better human civilization.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a pure AI novel. Wow, that's awesome! Even AI-written books can be abandoned.

It contains extremely long and complex sentences, and is entirely political, so it's not recommended for those seeking relaxation. In a sense, it's actually a science fiction novel, and quite insightful!

This is really well written. I hope the later settings won't conflict with each other.

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This topic is great, but the paragraphs are too long, making it tiring to read. It would be better to break it into several shorter paragraphs. 💕

I've seen it, and it's quite good. It's not quite what I initially imagined; I thought it would be another one of those typical system-based games.