As a God Descends

They dislike players, seeing them as a scourge, invaders. In fact, it would be better to make it a realistic game, with one life, where death is truly permanent. This way, late-game players wouldn't be able to cause much trouble and would be suppressed, preventing billions of players with a world-capacity level from wreaking havoc on the universe.

I've read over 600 chapters and finally decided to give up. Initially, I liked the creation-world sandbox and behind-the-scenes mastermind genres. While there were some realistic elements in the beginning, the main body was still set in a prehistoric world, so it didn't completely deviate from the sandbox/behind-the-scenes mastermind setting.

This painter is amazing; the painting perfectly matches my imagination.

I'm also puzzled; the author writes so well, why isn't it popular?

Just from the synopsis, you can tell this novel is ridiculous. Wearing a spacesuit and still making the protagonist seem like a god or demon? Where did you get that from? It's not even as stylish as being naked.

I'm tired of all the prehistoric world stories you guys write. Now it's all about creation myths, trying to connect everything to the prehistoric era. Are you all using the same template? Is there no other route besides the prehistoric era? I can predict the plot of everything you write. What's the point? Can't you create your own original worlds? Your vision is too narrow.

What's so great about players? What I hate most is when the main character can't beat the enemy, but by recruiting players and developing their forces, they can actually win. And since the players don't die, the enemy can't research them, and they can also create more players.

To be honest, the author's concept and setting are quite good, but the plot and writing style are a bit lacking; otherwise, the results would have been better.

I found an inaccuracy: why would humans be so certain that all brutal cultivators are driven by their own human nature? Why are they so sure that the Primordial Era game wouldn't manipulate cultivators, since your genes have been directly altered by it?

Having read up to chapter 36, I feel the time aspect is incredibly flawed. I don't know if I'm reading too fast, but how the player's consciousness enters the animal's body, and why it can feed back into the player—these are all unclear. Also, I completely don't understand the time system. The protagonist clearly controls the entire world, so why can't the animal, possessing a human soul, perceive the passage of time? It feels very strange.