Creation: My Assembly Line of Extraordinary Creatures

The God of Creation was killed by a single shot from the Star Destroyer Cannon. An absolute masterpiece.

I just finished reading it. Let me give you a brief review. I have also read a lot of creation novels of this type. Other authors write more about pretense and slap in the face. There are very few details about the real creation. But it is these details that attract me more. The author's book has a lot of details. I guess it has something to do with the author's professional knowledge. The description is very real. I really like it. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The concept drawing of the villain's humanoid life (reference), I would like to invite readers to contribute some beautiful pictures

There is something about the colonial home planet. I wonder if it is selling dog meat with sheep's heads. Can any Taoist friends give me a kick? I dare not look at it for fear of eating shit.

Why do so many creation novels have the protagonist's cancer😥😥

This book won't collapse and I can't continue writing it. I've read three similar books, a hodgepodge of fairy tales, fantasy, fantasy, science fiction, and Cthulhu written together. It's too confusing. I suggest you focus more on it.

The protagonist's quality has seriously declined, and the author is still trying to get along with science fans. The protagonist also wants the civilization he created to study science to explain his cheating. Plugins are just plug-ins, forcing dimensions. How can the people in the book jump out to find the father of the author of The God of Creation?

I hope the colonial home planet in the introduction is real

If this book can cover the emergence of humanoid civilization, I would like to call it one of the top 10 creation books.

Let me just ask, does the protagonist have cancer? A creation story without cancer would be inappropriate.

Author: Are you a geology major?

I am the first. Come on, come on, the author will update.

After reading the beginning, why should cancer be associated with the creation text? It seems that the world cannot be created without cancer. Many books are like this. Are they trying to commemorate someone?

The main character has cancer. You can decide for yourself whether it is a good book or not.

When I saw this book, I suddenly remembered two amazing books. They are also creation articles. One is that the protagonist transforms himself from an arrogant ordinary person into a divine person by climbing the ladder to heaven. There are no bad people in the world he created, and there are no bad people in the true sense. In fact, all human races have been optimized. There is a conflict, a mere difference of opinion. Believe in the power of the collective, even if the collective trial is unfair at the time, it will not show it immediately, but will follow the collective trial. Put it forward at the appropriate time. This novel stood out to me at the time, because the protagonist neither has cancer nor is he a fun-loving person, and his incarnation of Adam is no different from the real one. As a result, he finally sent out an outline and then broke it off. Another protagonist has a sandbox. This should be regarded as the earliest sand table creation text. I remember that it was still on the new book list at the time. His advantage is that he respects the world he created and everyone who participated in the creation of this world. Be impartial and develop your own world. Of course, the interesting aspect is that he invites real people into his world. Of course, they are not just treated as tools. After they complete their mission, they will return to their original world. Later, a game was created to allow many players to compete in the game. The consciousness of selecting the best players. Recreate the world you created. Guide the development of your own world. It was a very good idea at the time, but it's a pity that he died again. I can't even figure out why he died with such a good prospect?

The writing is very nice, but I just want to ask, if the protagonist's home planet is to be colonized later, will the protagonist take action? In addition, will mother technology be improved? Or after direct colonization, then drive the world to improve. Then watching human beings develop on their own, won't the protagonist take action? If you don't take action, then this book is already regarded as fairy grass.

It feels good, but it's too slow. Keep this pace and I'll give you a full order.