While others awaken supernatural abilities that let them control fire or wield flying swords, Li Qing awakens a power that takes the form of a barren wasteland with a hunger of its own. After an underground accident on campus, he binds himself to a World Seed to survive. It has no spirit spring or divine weapon, only a well on the verge of drying up and a patch of gray earth where not even grass can grow. To keep it alive, Li Qing has no choice but to bring in tainted ley lines and keep trying to grow crops. Then a leyline potato sprouts, water begins to flow across the wasteland, buildings begin to grow, and its sleeping inhabitants start to awaken. From building houses and farming to recruiting residents and defending against threats from reality and other dimensions, Li Qing gradually nurtures his ability into a true world. But the World Seed grows hungrier by the day, and more and more like a living creature. Only when it tries to take over this world does Li Qing realize that what he raised may no longer be willing to call him its master.
You don't even have to glance at it to write about such old and poisonous points as Goldfinger's Mutiny.
It's extremely toxic, I regret not listening to what's said in the comment section
Sure enough, I should have trusted the reviewer, the writing is really baffling?
Pretending to be mysterious.
Why are there so many AIs?
It has no beginning and no end, it's a mess of writing. You don't even know what you're doing without reading the introduction.
No background, no power system, and the dialogue is still in Riddler style.
It's incomprehensible, no background is mentioned at all, and it's confusing.
Suddenly the comments can't be wrong
If you don't understand it, it's better to write it with AI. At least it's a story.