Creating Worlds: The Birth of the Mysterious
全民造物：创造诡秘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 560k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Isn't this world government excessively powerful? It's one thing to ensure everyone is equal in the college entrance exam, but even high school seniors have to rely on school resources for development? Putting aside everything else, if random resource cards could be replaced with cards selected based on the same level, what a huge advantage that would be for students with the necessary resources.
The protagonist is such a saint! All he does is passively take beatings and sulk, it's so annoying to watch! And he's surrounded by women who keep giving him resources, it's ridiculous. As the eldest son of a powerful family, he lives worse than a commoner. Is he just being mocked because he's supposed to be the protagonist?
It feels like the same old plot again, surrounded by beautiful women, not a single male companion. All the men are portrayed as dim-witted and sarcastic. It's 2022 already, I don't like this kind of character dynamic anymore.
Actually, everyone came here for the mystery, but you just wrote 15 chapters of daily life. Do you think that's appropriate?
A question popped into my head: how will the protagonist explain the origin of that eerie deity to the public? This eerie deity should be unique to the protagonist, right? Hopefully, the author will provide a reasonable explanation later on.
This book is about the supernatural, but the supernatural doesn't take up much of the content. Most of it focuses on other clans. If the title didn't mention the supernatural, I wouldn't even want to subscribe. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
A rough sketch of a mushroom goddess statue (if it weren't impossible for it to pass censorship, I would really like to draw that kind of thing on her head). I think I've had a stroke of genius; I've come across this thing, and I can't be the only one suffering from this passionate late-night slacking off.
The protagonist's family is a bunch of good-for-nothings, yet they always brag. They're just spouting nonsense.
The only thing I can't stand is how dare they threaten me, a member of a powerful family. I can't accept that. And why can't they just strike first? What's wrong with being a villain? It's just unpleasant to watch.
It's ridiculous that a clan has immortals; it's an insult to the name "immortal."