I Became a Power Behind the Scenes in the Land of the Little People

Author, don't try to imitate Lilliput's mysterious clones. I read that part of the Lilliputian book and it made me lose my mind—the whole world went mad! When writing about Lilliput, you can only borrow ideas, not copy them. Avoid writing about the Lilliputian's problematic aspects. Just be a normal person in reality. Why bother with these supernatural things? It's ridiculous.

Regarding some ideas about the architecture, the author should be honest and just think of Lilliput as a mining site. The Lilliputians don't need food production capacity; they'll overwhelm the continent's food system with their vast grain reserves and low prices, exiling everyone to plants freed from magical defilement.

Borrowing from existing settings is fine, but the author's synopsis looks like a blatant rip-off of my Lilliputian story!

So far, judging from the first few chapters, it borrows some settings from "My Little World," but personally, I feel that the later chapters of "My Little World" become somewhat less engaging. I hope the author can create something different, instead of getting stuck on one thing and adding new settings that cause inconsistencies between the preceding and following text; that would be pointless.

A 1.5-Meter-tall bear, and the mother actually let the main character raise it without any worries? Everything was fine until this happened, and I'm completely baffled.

Good heavens! Chapter 3 is problematic. Did your PE teacher teach you this math? The conversion should be 0.6 Cubic meters, right? Since the little figure's height is multiplied by 100, 40 meters, 30 meters, and 50 meters are 0.4 Meters, 0.3 Meters, and 0.5 Meters respectively, so the volume is 0.6 Cubic meters. How can it be 60 cubic meters? This math was taught in the womb! 🤓🤓🤓 It's hilarious! 🤭🤭🤭

Sigh, I used to read another Lilliputian novel, but it was discontinued because of some rule violations. I'm sure the author must have seen it too... Oh right, I think the book is called something like, Gulliver's Travels in Lilliput.

Planting those herbs in another world, we could actually upgrade them using traditional Chinese medicine formulas. The upgraded herbs would then become an otherworldly version of those formulas. I imagine the medicinal effects would be incredibly potent.

What's the difference between this book and my Lilliputian world?

The description looks almost exactly like my Lilliputian world!