Wandering in the Universe: I Create the World in My Head

In this world you created, do you still want to be treated well by an alien civilization? A world where etiquette has collapsed, morality has collapsed, and all human beings are miserable. A world where the powerful do whatever they want and ordinary people survive by chance.

I personally think it is obviously impossible to hold the entire Blue Star's information with a capacity of 40 trillion grams. I hope the author can upgrade the capacity in the future.

I would rather see a fake harmonious society than an ugly real world. Since we are showing people a civilized society, why is there no civilization but only injustice? If so, why does this society even exist?

This novel is very interesting and the plot is very novel. But I found a problem. If we apply it (the novel feeds all human beings.) There are also people who use their brains to create the world and become gods. I feel that the method of solving evil thoughts is more complete. If you don't apply it to other novels, let's just rely on this novel. Although I don't know what your trick is? But I personally feel that our protagonist is. The solution to evil thoughts is a bit immature. Why must evil thoughts become good ones. I personally think that evil thoughts are evil thoughts. He has become kind. How can we say that he has evil thoughts? Besides, even if the protagonist misses the earth, with his calculation power, he must know that this world does not have to be all good people. Otherwise he will be dragged into the vortex of constant patching. , A lie requires countless lies to pave the way. In summary, I personally feel that evil thoughts are also helping the protagonist. More of a complete personality. Good intentions can do it too. Besides, although modifying the world will increase consumption, it is enough to directly change the underlying logic. I think this is a bit flawed. Directly add evil thoughts and good thoughts to the underlying logic to maintain balance.

After reading it, I just want to ask what "justice" is.

The creativity is very good, the writing is very poor, it's all for nothing.