The God-Making Project

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The idea is good, the concept is great. The writing style and character development are still lacking. I preferred the protagonist of the previous book, who did scientific research, created, and grew on his own. The protagonist of this book was a bit weak at the beginning.

I suggest changing the title. Something more distinctive, like "The True Era" or something similar that relates to the book's content. The current title is completely unoriginal and impossible to remember.

I haven't read the novel yet, but after reading the synopsis, I suddenly recalled the "Evolution (Cradle)" dimension in "Dimensional Butterfly" (a very early novel with a good plot). The background is similar: alien creatures arrive, spiritual energy revives, and all life in the solar system begins to evolve, with humanity falling to the top of the food chain.

The author's imagination runs wild in every sense of the word... The plot presents a bizarre and intriguing worldview.

I ended up reading chapters 60 and 70. The protagonist was like a weak little lamb, constantly being deceived, swindled, and tricked by the powerful, the old-fashioned, the high school dropout, the cunning old lecher, and the scum of society. The leveling up was also slow.

It's a true account of the Three Kingdoms! Zhang Fei = Zhang Fei Liu Beibei = Liu Beibei My great and wise teacher might be turning into a villain.

If someone survives cancer, wouldn't that be amazing?

Even if there aren't many people, you can still create a group chat. It's really a good idea; I'd like to join and chat.

The last few chapters have been quite enjoyable to read, showcasing the protagonist's rapid growth. His personality has also shown noticeable development from the beginning. The naive Shen Jun is gone, and the Divine Lord has been born. Looking forward to the sequel.