I, the Lord God, Embark on a Solo Journey Through the Heavens

Putting everything else aside, you wouldn't dare cause trouble in the first world of the main god, such as the spiritual energy revival or using all living beings as experimental subjects. A novel needs to have its own characteristics and personality; otherwise, you can just copy other people's novels. What's the point of writing a novel?

It feels like the main character is just a background character. The main text on this website used to be okay, but it seems to have deteriorated now.

Is it a God-building style, or a one-man invincible style?

The Supreme God is just a capitalist; you've become an employee. How many subordinates do you have? Even a small restaurant has one or two waiters!

God my foot! The protagonist is just the first reincarnator.

They're all gods now, why not hire reincarnators to help them clear the game? Why hide behind the scenes and reap the rewards, why clear the game alone?

I've read over ten chapters, but aside from the initial teasing, there doesn't seem to be much screen time for the main character.

Your main character started by setting up a Hong Kong variety show world; that's a bit beneath your image. Besides, your primary goal when starting as a main god is to become stronger. Find a world with a complete supernatural system to survive, grow stronger, and then recruit reincarnators. A world like Hong Kong variety shows could be entirely developed by reincarnators. Where's the sophistication of a main god venturing into the world of Hong Kong variety shows? Where's the appeal?

I was fooled. I thought it was Under One Person.