My Creation Entries

Hmm... Well, how to put it... Although it started off very grandly, establishing the identity of a "creator god," after only a few chapters, he actually intervened personally. The whole thing instantly lost its prestige. It's so boring. And as a creator god, shouldn't he be guiding from the sidelines occasionally, then profiting from the results? Instead, he's personally getting involved again, even trying to seize opportunities to conquer his own world. It's just so low-class.

Biyou Master said the Beast Girl Transformation Sutra The master said: The universe flows in cycles, and human beings possess supreme wisdom. Immortal opportunities arise, and human form is of utmost importance. All sentient beings in the mortal world, of all kinds Unfortunately, the Great Way is ruthless, and thus its beauty is not realized.

Players are really bad. After watching for a while, I felt a sense of unreality. I actually prefer the real world. Adding players makes the created world feel unreal, and it's a waste of resources. What can players do? Increase the level of civilization development? I don't see it. It would be better to send in a few elderly scientists and engineers.

Online novelists need to be responsible for their books and not abandon them one after another. Otherwise, even if they have a great inspiration and creative motivation to start a new book and the book is of good quality, new and old readers will not continue to follow it if they see that the author has started books haphazardly and finished them hastily in the past. Because who knows if the author will abandon the book at any time.

In another timeline, the protagonist's subconscious desire for power is projected into the virtual realm, making him the first consciousness to enter it. The knowledge and methods of exchanging areas with Alanbru for the Virtual Realm when Alanbru falls into despair and enters the Virtual Realm. However, Aramburu had no memory of the transaction after making the promise.

(This is a reference to the 12 Yuan Chen Yue Jiang, the ancient gods of the four seasons. To avoid criticism, I'll clarify beforehand that this is my own writing, not fluent, not rhyming, and entirely cobbled together.) All things are vanity, forever trapped in the cycle of rebirth. There's no need to worry about external things, because gains and losses will always balance out.

Why should knowledge be shared? Whether our souls being absorbed by the illusory realm is due to us exploiting the illusory realm, or the illusory realm exploiting us. When I die, I will retain the instinct of life... Selfishness, breaking free from predetermined fate (entry). Or perhaps, I just want to seek immortality as a mortal... A soul imprisoned, yearning for immortality and another chance.

The players' writing is too overpowered; they're all like deus ex machina. There are only 1,000 people, yet they can all reach the pinnacle of their respective systems within a few decades, their influence spreading to the hearts of various kings. There are even talk of peerless sorcerer geniuses who created the Soul Devouring Technique and are planning to create gods.

T1: Wind - King of Spades - WINDY The magic of controlling the wind T2: Shadow - Square 10 - SHADOW Shadow magic T3: Illusion - Hearts 4 The magic of stirring up what's deep in people's hearts, creating illusions and generating illusions. T4: Flower - Square 4 The magic of creating various flowers T5: Mist - 6 of Spades - MIST Magic that manipulates fog and has corrosive properties

Let me share my opinion. I think introducing players was completely unnecessary. First, the protagonist has the ability to accelerate the world's progress, so there's no need for constant interference. Simply accelerating the process would have yielded significant civilizational achievements. Introducing players prevents this from happening, making the protagonist's actions seem redundant.