From Lord to Dimension Demon God

Why do all system-based lord novels seem to rush through life, crushing others' efforts of thousands of years in just a few months or years? Is this a standardized template? I skimmed through this book. Wouldn't it be better to remove the time acceleration and lengthen the storyline? They've all become gods; which god isn't immortal, living for thousands of years?

The synopsis says it's a beginner's story, but the author looks familiar. After thinking about it, I realized it's about selling runes in jars. Then it dawned on me: Holy crap, the story starts with buying a spaceship and it's already finished?

I genuinely don't understand why so many people think it's normal to be able to see through the memories of someone weaker than yourself at a glance. It's truly speechless. Even in a typical cultivation fantasy world, forced methods like soul-searching and hypnosis are used; there's never a setting where things happen silently and without warning, because such a setting simply wouldn't be…

Because the incomplete little world instinctively evolves towards completeness, it chose Shen Fei as its protagonist. After Shen Fei obtains this little world, he is continuously assimilated and transformed by it, gradually becoming the world's consciousness and possessing a portion of its authority. His cognition and abilities accelerate the world's evolutionary process.

I dislike books where the protagonist acts as a babysitter for a bunch of people, constantly supplying his underlings with high-level resources, and then the underlings shout "Big Brother is awesome!" And take it all without a second thought. The protagonist is so powerful, is it necessary for him to maintain such an alliance? Or are they all inseparable family members in the protagonist's life?

Has the little world grown in the past three years? Is it capable of self-growth and evolution?

There's really no need to rush the progression. Depicting the local customs and culture of each world is what I personally find appealing. However, the author keeps increasing their power and crushing opponents, making it seem like a lot has been written, yet also feeling like nothing has been explored. It's a lord-themed story spanning multiple worlds...

The power system in this book is about to collapse, ultimately because the level progression is too fast... Now it's basically just breaking through to grab territory, using speed boosts, breaking through again, grabbing territory, and so on. It's become meaningless, and the level progression feels unrealistic... Even if you stack up to a thousand levels, it makes no difference.

To be honest, isn't the essence of lord-themed novels simply about "I am all living beings," one person, one power? Isn't it about not having to waste time and effort scheming against those utterly disloyal, incompetent, arrogant, and ultimately pathetic humans?

I saved over ten chapters, but after reading a few, I lost the initial urge to keep reading. The constant introductions and explanations, with very little actual content, made it increasingly tiring to read. It's just sitting on the bookshelf collecting dust; I'll read it again when I feel like it.