Worldbuilding for All: Starting with a Sea of Skeletons

The creation texts and spiritual texts that were popular some time ago are too poisonous. The first most poisonous thing is that the protagonists are all lords of a world, and they are ordinary people. A lord of the world has no energy feedback to himself. He doesn't know the rules and laws of his own world. He doesn't know any magical powers. The second most poisonous thing is that the lord of the world still wants to go to college. What does the school teach? World rules? As the Lord of the World, you know all these, right? The point is, schools don't teach this either. He is already the master of the world, so he at least has 100% brain development, right? Otherwise, there would be no room for the rules of the world. Is it difficult to acquire 100% brain knowledge from university? You can learn it in an instant! Like the author's book, the main character is the master of the world. With this ability, it is easy to create artificial intelligence, right? The knowledge and technology required for space battleships can be easily researched, right? Isn't the mechanical army simple? Particle cannons, dark matter cannons, space cannons and the like are not difficult, right? Energy shield! Okay! Without imagination and good writing skills, not everyone can write a good book.

After reading the first few chapters, I don't understand what the setting is like. The main character can be given an annual salary of 500 million by big companies just for becoming a realm lord. But this is a world where everyone can practice, which means that everyone can become a realm lord. The protagonist only takes one year to become a realm lord, but only more than 90% of people have become realm lords. There are already 10% of people who have become realm lords (geniuses can become one in ten days), but the description is as if realm lords are very rare, and they are more powerful than ordinary students who have been admitted to Tsinghua and Peking University. It feels very inconsistent.

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Why is this kind of novel always a college series? I'll hold it in my mouth. This is not my thing. Goodbye.

I really like this kind of owning a world, but I don't like the academy stream. You obviously have a world and exist like a god. Why do you still need to go to school like ordinary people? The god simulator is much better. If you run a world, no matter what happens, your own servants will do it. Learning knowledge is the business of everyone in the world. The god can control the direction.

You can tell the general situation by looking at the introduction. Most of them are very ordinary. It is very likely that the studio's

Didn't the protagonist travel through time? Don't you understand the natural disasters of the undead?

I didn't want to read the first three chapters until I finished them. The writing process was so slow, it was like trying to be someone else's bun. It was full of loopholes and logically contradictory settings. Even those who have been poisoned for more than ten years can't stand it.

The pen name is rubbish. I feel that the author is as bad as the protagonist. Take a good look at mathematics. There are many inconsistencies. What should I do if the system of numbers collapses? Why don't you go check out those people who wrote about skeletons ten years ago?

I haven't seen much. The protagonist's background has great potential, but he has already been in desperate situations twice for a small gain. (If there is no background, and a boss who is countless times more powerful than the protagonist comes to save him, he will definitely die)