After Creating a World, I Found My Players Were Better at Building Than Me

The day Lu Chuan lost his job, he became bound to a world editor.

There were no NPCs, no programs, and no such thing as data.

Every patch of land and every form of life you created truly existed.

But creating a world alone was far too slow, so Lu Chuan made a game.

Genesis Era

"Create your own race. Lead them to survive, evolve, and multiply, build civilizations, and fight for the future of the world!"

At first, players thought it was just an absurdly realistic sandbox game.

That was until someone created the first race.

Ants, beastfolk, humans...

Life multiplied across the world, and cities rose from the wilderness.

Civilizations, wars, dynasties, destruction...

In the real world, only a single day passed. In the game, hundreds or even thousands of years had gone by.

The players thought they were creating history, unaware that everything they created would ultimately become a source of power for Lu Chuan to control the world.

Many years later,

while countless players were still debating how many different ways there were to play Genesis Era,

Lu Chuan stood at the edge of the world, gazing at the countless civilizations he had created with his own hands.

"Welcome to my world."