Building a Super Fantasy World

The human emperor Pluto is so domineering and awesome. This is the essence of this book, it comes alive, it really comes alive, it's awesome. This is the boss in my mind.

Am I feeling wrong? . . Why do you feel that the number of words in one chapter of this book is only half that of the previous one!

I just saw the comments and realized that I somehow became the first helmsman😅😅

I feel that the character of the protagonist is very strange. He was a bit funny in the beginning, but becomes more and more fairy-like later on. I think it is a bit strange, because the protagonists in this book do not appear that much, and most of them are supporting characters. I don't know which chapter starts, but all the supporting characters are funny. The protagonists are all speechless, pretentious, ethereal, etc. How long has it been traveled? Maybe getting a system to organize the world will change the mentality, but it won't be so big, right? If I were to act as a substitute, I wouldn't know how to do it. I would at most pretend to be slutty on the outside, but I'd still be a bit slutty inside. Now I feel like the protagonist isn't too slutty on the inside either. (From a personal point of view, I hope you don't criticize me. Although the protagonist's ethereal appearance is good, it would be more cordial to say something funny in my heart. I feel a bit suspicious of being a seductress...)

A quick calculation shows that this book should have no female protagonist again. 🤫

Everything is fine, but can you burst out when the book is just released? I'm so panicked 😓😓😓

After reading about twenty chapters, it doesn't make sense! It's just showmanship, without any hint of training or being the mastermind behind the scenes.

Am I convinced? A mortal said that fighting with immortals is endless fun? Even if you fight in your mouth and the immortal shakes his clothes, will you turn into a scum? Want to make the immortal look powerful but let yourself, a mortal, slap the immortal in the face? Contradictory? It was not Shennong who said goodbye.

The first helmsman🤓🤓🤓Happy😁😁😁

​ It's interesting at the beginning, but after a few dozen chapters it becomes very boring, and it's all poorly written stuff. Moreover, the author's writing power is limited and he has not written any new tricks... This seems to be an endless cycle. Many authors are similar. They start off brilliantly, but then return to the same old plot as they go on. Another point is: the characters written by current authors will not grow in other aspects except for their strength. When they first appear, they are a young person who is mentally and physically immature. After living for decades or hundreds of years, their behavior is still the same, unchanged.      ''''…！ After all, when writing a book now, as long as one is at home, connected to the Internet, and drinking happy water, all the information is available. If you can't find it online, you can also turn to the vast number of readers for help. But this was not possible before the development of the Internet. I had to run around by myself. If I could, I would ride a large parallel-bar bicycle. If I could not, I would rely on two legs to visit everywhere and ask questions. For some important materials, you have to ask for help and build relationships. So in this process, the author is growing, and so are the characters in the book.