Devouring the Myriad Dimensions

As expected, I still don't like these kinds of novels that are all about killing, killing, and more killing. There's no plot, no character traits or charm. I guess my values ​​are still normal; novels about destroying the world and the universe and indiscriminately slaughtering innocent people just seem ridiculous and hard to accept.

The highest unit of measurement the author knows is 100 million (눈_눈)

Reading this now is purely for my own consumption 💩

The beginning was quite difficult to understand, especially the part with the female lead. It was unclear what she was doing. Did the introductions and character settings match what happened later?

This isn't a harem anime; it's more like a sexist anime.

Rias Gremory is the female protagonist of the anime High School DxD. The male protagonist of this book, Xiang Nanfei, sees her again in the future. Later, she goes to destroy the world to obtain the world's rules. She encounters Akame (who still has the Scarlet Eyes) and Akeno Himejima from High School DxD at the same time.

I'd like to ask the author, what would happen if I flew north?

If this book had been started on Qidian, I doubt it would have survived until it was officially published.

What kind of writing is this? The protagonist is already a god at the very beginning, and the plot hole of an infinite main god pops up in the first world.

Actually, it doesn't matter, unless you've written the entire outline before starting the book. Otherwise, it's best to let things develop naturally. If the female characters in the book have had enough interactions with the protagonist, triggered enough plot points, and shared enough past experiences, then the relationship will develop naturally and without feeling abrupt.