All mankind has traveled through time together. Each person has a planet, and each person has a share of creation energy to create, develop, fight, upgrade, and climb from zero to level nine civilization. Fair competition, everyone depends on their ability.
Lu Ye thought so too.
Until he just landed, the creation energy was swallowed up by his own planet. A small white light ball popped up from the ground and shouted in his head: Hungry! Any more?
Lu Ye: That's what I used to create the world. You spit it out for me.
Little Light Ball: No vomiting. I can help you figure out your race, and it's a hundred times better than yours. Just give me something to eat.
Lu Ye: What do you eat?
Small light group: other planets. Other civilizations. Anything is fine, I don't pick.
Not long after, the little light ball used the energy it swallowed to create a Qi clan for him - with full intellectual potential. The Creator next door is still creating a race, and the Qi tribe has already begun to build a house.
Others rely on development to build civilization, while Luye raises civilization by feeding balls.
Later someone asked him how he got in front of everyone.
Lu Ye thought for a while and pointed to the planet at his feet: I don't know, he leveled up while eating.
Reader comments
Not bad, they say they are creating other continents and giving opportunities to other races, but in the end they are still created by our own people!
I don't understand the meaning of writing about these races. You want a hundred flowers to bloom, and other continents are not given any chance to write about them. You don't interfere with other continents. As a result, other continents are all Kai, and they are all their own people. In the end, all the races rebelled in exchange for freedom and autonomy. In the end, they would rather die so many people to dominate these continents. In the end, it was written like a hero. Then you just said that other continents are under his control at the beginning. You have to talk about forming a federation. He doesn't care about the affairs of other continents. In the end, it turns out that they are all his own people. You might as well not write about these races in the first place. The Qi clan is worthy and established. The same goes for the protagonist. He clearly planned to let them compete with each other to strengthen his own people so much. He didn't have the strength of the creator to open a small stove, so he gave up. . .
We have no obvious poisonous points, the writing is weak, there is no clear main line advancement, the world view is not clearly explained, and the characters are not three-dimensional.
Not bad, they say they are creating other continents and giving opportunities to other races, but in the end they are still created by our own people! I don't understand the meaning of writing about these races. You want a hundred flowers to bloom, and other continents are not given any chance to write about them. You don't interfere with other continents. As a result, other continents are all Kai, and they are all their own people. In the end, all the races rebelled in exchange for freedom and autonomy. In the end, they would rather die so many people to dominate these continents. In the end, it was written like a hero. Then you just said that other continents are under his control at the beginning. You have to talk about forming a federation. He doesn't care about the affairs of other continents. In the end, it turns out that they are all his own people. You might as well not write about these races in the first place. The Qi clan is worthy and established. The same goes for the protagonist. He clearly planned to let them compete with each other to strengthen his own people so much. He didn't have the strength of the creator to open a small stove, so he gave up. . .
We have no obvious poisonous points, the writing is weak, there is no clear main line advancement, the world view is not clearly explained, and the characters are not three-dimensional.
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