National Creation: I Can Infinitely Evolve the Future

My first impression after reading the introduction is that aliens have invaded, let's create a world to fight against, but you can create a world even if you just run away.

Obviously the value of the soul world is the highest. It can make the life in the world still have value after death. You have to choose magma.

It's quite nice, but the map is obviously too small. How can it be possible to cover ten kilometers with so many races and so many terrains?

It's okay, but the world view is not perfect yet, and they all look like the same model.

After reading the introduction, I was a little confused. I can create a world, but I can't run.

No motivation to cut so many leeks?

It feels like there is no outline and the setting is vague. The author just writes whatever comes to his mind.

The creation science of this world is too fucking rough. All world evolution depends on chance. The protagonist is even more bullshit. He has graduated and has no basic concept of world formation. Anyway, a lot of resources have been invested. What he can evolve into depends on God.

Awesome

I passed by it several times, and for the first time, I didn't like goblins. The second time, it looks familiar, oh Goblin, retreat. The third time, why not look at the catalog on the bookshelf, oh, Goblin, slipped away. Comment for the fourth time.

Not enough, please update more →_→

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