Global Creation: I Can Evolve the Future Without Limit

My first impression from the synopsis was, "Aliens have invaded, let's create a world to fight them!" But if you can create a world, you could at least just run away!

The soul world is clearly the most valuable, allowing life within it to retain value even after death, yet they insist on choosing magma.

It looks pretty good, but the map is obviously too small. How can ten kilometers possibly cover so many races and so much terrain?

It's alright, but the worldview isn't fully developed yet; they all seem to be made from the same mold.

After reading the synopsis, I'm a bit confused. If they can create worlds, why can't they run away?

So many leeks are being exploited without any motivation to be harvested?

It feels like there's no outline, the setting is vague, and the author just writes whatever comes to mind.

Humanoid

Not enough! Update more often! →_→

I've passed by several times. The first time, I didn't like goblins, so I gave up. The second time, it looked familiar. Oh, a goblin. Let's retreat. The third time, I wondered why it wasn't on the bookshelf. I looked at the table of contents, oh, goblins. I was out of luck. This is my fourth comment.