After I Went Mad, I Became the Creator

Originally, the pigeon was a concept from the previous world, representing the creator god's last lingering attachment to it. Killing the pigeon also signified that the creator god had destroyed the things of the past, representing the beginning of creation from a new starting point. Subsequently, pigeons also represented the concept of the world's 'existence'.

1. Negri's Soul, God of Gods 2. A good piece of work from the past. 3 Soul Crowns are also available 4. The Mirror of Sustainability is incomprehensible. 5. I don't understand the death compensation. 6. This book is not good.

The author seems to have run out of ideas after writing only two books, "Old Tales" and "The Soul of Negri," and his writing quality has been declining. He should return to the style of his older books.

Following the new book closely is very important, as it affects future recommendations. If you like this book, please try to avoid keeping it unread/unread. 🥺 If you see the latest chapter, please stay for at least 30 seconds before turning to the comments page. Xu Ming would be extremely grateful!

To be honest, reading Xu Ming's books always felt empty. I couldn't figure out why until today. Xu Ming's books dedicate a large portion to describing the setting. The core of the story, the conflict, is largely ignored. For example, in a fantasy novel, a rich second-generation heir might be involved.

A new book is out so soon? Everyone's waiting for a new book of Negri's caliber... You've already come up with an idea so quickly? Don't disappoint... Each one is worse than the last. Negri symbolizes ambition and also serves as a critique of the flaws in novels of that era. Can your book reach that level? Let's take a look first.

I felt it wasn't as good as Negri's; I found it very difficult to watch, and the level was even lower than before.

I read Negri in middle school, and then I read all the new books, up to Soul Crown, but I stopped there. I couldn't get into the first few chapters of the previous book, Death Indemnity, because the premise was a bit too complicated. The first few chapters of this book also felt off. I'll keep reading and see how it goes.

Negri's Soul and the two books in the Old Days are truly excellent. I'd be happy if the next one could reach even 60% of that level. I absolutely love this kind of dark, behind-the-scenes mastermind.

This is the first time I've seen an author whose writing seems to decline over time. 👍