Create an Extraordinary Civilization

Antmin's comment: Please introduce clearly who the protagonist is in the first chapter.

After reading Chapter 11, I couldn't help but say a few words: The author really put his heart into it! I have been reading online articles for so long. This is the first time I have found such a rigorous article. It makes me feel like I am not reading online articles. As for what I have seen so far, everything appears logically and has a strong sense of immersion. Come on, author 👍 Let me say one more thing: NB👍

It's rare to find a creation-style novel without any setting problems After reading Low Dimension, I thought it was the pinnacle of the creation-flow (that kind of epic feeling), until Breeding appeared (an imaginative mind-blower). Unfortunately, Breeding, although very imaginative and quite funny, has some setting problems such as language barriers Range Today I accidentally discovered this book when I was shopping at ⑦. I was originally attracted by the title, but I unexpectedly found that there are no setting problems in this book. At least the explanations are very clear You must know that the creation flow is a genre that is very difficult to set up. As long as the plot of the chat group is reasonable and the characters are maintained, it can be said to be good. As long as the copies of Infinite Flow novels are well written, they are good. Basically, the reality of Infinite novels is not as good as the copies. Overall, this is a good book. The author is also a fan of settings. The plot is reasonable (there are no brainless villains, no brainless pretenders, and no low-dimensional early-stage cheating). The only flaw is that the setting is too long, but the author also responded at the end of more than 20 chapters (speeding up (cutting directly into) the main plot). Don't be a pig, writing a creation flow is not easy, especially the setting. (.`ω´)

Why are there only 82 recommendation votes? Five will be sent tomorrow

Speaking of your sandbox, is it a cosmic sandbox or a simple one? The kind that has a world. When it comes to cosmic sandboxes, you don't have to stick to the earth. You can also write in various styles, different planets, and then when they enter the cosmic era, all kinds of frictions and other extraordinary systems, it is best to have flowers blooming, because my personal point of view is that the creation novel itself is about watching the collision of various civilizations, that kind of epic feeling of civilization. According to the different environments of each planet, there are various extraordinary systems. But if you really want to write it like this, it would be a waste of writing skills and brains.

I hope that without a heroine, the heroine of the creation story is useless.

Is anyone still there? Why hasn't it been updated yet?

Come on! Coming from breeding, all items must be ordered when put on the shelves

The pace is really too slow, and the protagonist's lifespan is not particularly long. He also spent more than 1,000 years in that world, so it's not particularly necessary to guide him! I remember that when you set the world ball, you could adjust the time difference, right? So why don't you just give it a little guidance and let time decide everything? Anyway, there is a time difference in the world.

The same type of handshake, hahaha, it's really hard to write.

Eunuch, let more people see the top.

Pure gold is a small loophole! The prices of miscellaneous gold and pure gold vary greatly. Also, it feels a little too deep so far. It's better for the novel to be self-explanatory. There's no need to be too rigorous. It's better for the novel to be light-hearted.

It's so good. I feel like I've never seen such a rigorous novel. I'll give you the receipt from now on.

I came here to be the 100th investor, but after 10 minutes of watching, I became the 101st one 😁 Come on, stay optimistic.

Why isn't it updated? Where is the one below, author? Is it gone?

Isn't this updated? I just switched from low-dimensional games. A book friend said that this book was well written, so I took a look. I didn't expect that it wanted eunuchs. How can I fix it?

Is this a eunuch? I won't explain it.

The author suggests that your settings can be given slowly after the story unfolds. It's like reading a text when you come up and give so many details.

Also, the protagonist's self-protection ability is a bit insufficient, what about when he kills people? The protagonist didn't react, so can it be understood? Is it possible that they can kill the protagonist? And if you are such a big guy, wouldn't it be nice to get some robots to replace you? After all, you have already built a supercomputer. If you don't build a robot, isn't it a waste? And I really think the protagonist needs a chance to strengthen himself. You said it yourself, this is the flow of the mastermind behind the scenes. There is really no need to go out of your way to stand in front of the stage. Why should you go out of your way to stand in front of the stage and do things that can be done behind the scenes? And I think you asked them to do that thing about the beginning of civilization, and others didn't care. Isn't it because you never punished it? There are only rewards, no punishments, what do you think?