Doomsday Deity Simulator

The pace is too fast; a city can be swallowed up in a matter of minutes. Without proper build-up, the climax doesn't seem so powerful. Before swallowing the city, the character designs and settings were refreshing and eye-opening from time to time. Later, as more people appeared, things became very casual; whether it was the city lord or the leader, they were all quite ordinary.

The word "sacrifice" always sounds bloody and evil, or gives people a bad impression. Offerings and sacrifices are more acceptable.

Realistic scenarios are far superior to a bunch of abstract live streams and self-deceptive nonsense. The overtime scenes are completely meaningless and pointless; they're just rambling nonsense.

The Flesh-Binding Worms are all female leads, but Chi Xiaoxiao isn't?

The framework is similar to God Simulator, but the pacing is faster. The content is clearly described, making it easy to read without getting overwhelmed. It was a good book to read when I was looking for something to read.

I've read over twenty chapters, and the plot is pretty good. It's just that some sentences have errors and omissions that make it hard to read; I hope the author will check them before uploading.

He should be dead. The missionary work didn't work well later on, especially when he portrayed reality as the prelude to the end of the world, even though it was said earlier that there was a powerful force in reality that prevented the evil god from entering.

Will the bug next to the protagonist turn into a person later?

Not releasing it for a massive update? It's already at 240,000 words!

It's a pity, but I can understand, the grades weren't good.