Creating the Empress Wa

The premise is quite good; it's been a long time since I've read a prehistoric fantasy novel. I initially thought this book would be good because the setting is quite interesting, but the protagonist is a major flaw... First, he doesn't understand his own identity from the beginning. He essentially spends 16 years in a daze within his tribe, completely unaware of his own origins.

After reading the book reviews, I want to say that please don't bring the settings from other books over when reading. The protagonist's mindset, the strength of their pet, and the typical progression of their growth are all things the author needs to consider. The cultivation paths of gods and immortals are different, so whatever the author sets up is fine.

The protagonist's personality is disgusting and overly saintly. They've repeatedly come to our doorstep, riding all over us and defecating on us, yet she remains weak and powerless, treating us with kindness. If she lacked power, it might be understandable, but to treat an ant she could easily crush is simply incompetent. She's a born lackey.

There's one huge downside to reading this book: I actually found other books' power systems too weak, with all the small-scale battles... Truly, once you've seen the ocean, you can't be satisfied with a mere stream.

To be fair, the book has a great concept and a good main plot. The key problem is that the author's writing style is not good. It's written like a simple sketch, the characters are lifeless, and the supporting characters are basically talking puppets. All I can say is that the author still has a lot of room for improvement!

One setting in this book really caught my eye: since Nuwa created the world, her descendants have been protecting it, nurturing the primordial races. Meanwhile, Hou Yi, another creator god, has a truly miserable fate, having his rightful place usurped by the offspring of Heaven. This aspect of the book is what makes it so satisfying.

The layered worlds are quite amusing, isn't the purpose to highlight how grand and powerful the Eternal True Realm is? But looking at the author's power system, it's really hard to see what makes it so powerful. Is it even capable of creating worlds?

Is this author a woman? She seems rather gay in the main world.

I have to say, what kind of rubbish is this? It jumps around haphazardly, with absolutely no purpose. It's incredibly boring to read, completely lacking any passion. Everything else is alright, the premise is okay too. It's just that there's no main plot, no goal, which makes it quite tedious. I almost gave up reading it.

I have a feeling that the pet the author described is a bit... Annoying or disgusting to me or some other people? To be honest, I really don't like it! Although this was written because I love pets (friends?), Could you please not go overboard like this? To me, I can't see any of the mischievousness at all, just more... How should I put it? Well, I guess I just can't capture the feeling of mischievousness, and it's even less likable to read than Mischievous Evolution.