Saving the World by Summoning Players

My completed Western fantasy novel, I Have a Food City [Infrastructure Building], is in my column. --Synopsis-- When Lannos wakes from a deep slumber, the world he created with his own hands lies shattered. The temple is in ruins, life is withering away, and only the endless Void Demons are watching hungrily from the shadows. To save this world one more time, Lannos creates little people, summons players, and builds a full-dive game world. Void Demons: Tear apart living beings, invade worlds, seize divinity, and unleash chaos upon the universe! Players: If you dare show us your health bar, we'll kill even a demon god! Health bars are up, guys! Get them!!! Void Demons: We do every evil imaginable. Chaos and fear are the best food there is! Players: I am not going to bed until I've cleared every dungeon today! I've grown a liver on my liver.jpg Player: Honey, just sit there and wait. I'll go raid a few demon god lairs for you to play in. Lannos lounges on the treasure in a demon's lair and decides that the demons of this generation are pretty useless. * The Nosaivi people, who have struggled endlessly to survive in their despair, have finally lived to see the day their Father God awakens. Once the great and benevolent Father God awakens, he finds them hope of turning the tables. According to the divine oracle, the heroes chosen by God are kind and fearless. They will bring life to this hopeless world. They are hope, they are saviors. The Nosaivi eagerly await the chosen ones' arrival-- Wait, what are those weird things up ahead, banging their heads against trees, getting stuck in walls and frantically trying to move, spinning around upside down on the spot... Their mental state is even worse than a monkey's! What are they?! Note: 1. The story is told largely from the players' point of view. 2. The male lead loves all the life he created equally. No romance. 3. Calling someone