I Became a Divine King in a World Inside a Jar

What's with this succubus dance troupe? Their prestige has plummeted from that of a creator god to that of a nouveau riche. Even if you're going to do dance, shouldn't you start with a ritual dance, evolving from ritual to dance? And how careless is the protagonist about this jar? They can even sneeze into it? Shouldn't it be properly covered normally?

If the author diligently updates 10,000 words every day, then the villain... They will retreat in fear, while virtuous gentlemen will rejoice. This is an achievement worthy of praise even from Yao and Shun! I've heard that calves born in sheepfolds don't behave like... There are some that don't resemble sheep. You're at the starting point, and you frequently use a computer keyboard.

The essence of this book lies in the fact that the protagonist is dancing in shackles, and he is truly entering his own world, rather than being an observer.

You, the main character, are actually healthy? Then who's going to make up for my missing piece of cancer?

Currently, among the gods created by Ling, only those who possess the wisdom to communicate, are recognized by the protagonist (the God King), are willing to abide by order, and fulfill certain responsibilities in this world are considered true gods with "divine authority." The rest are all demon gods.

The author is clearly a novice. The first chapter is quite self-indulgent. However, the plot is well-designed, and the setting of the main body entering the world inside the jar is also very good. The character design is also acceptable. The giant serpent provides an epic feel, and the interaction between the behemoth and the gods is quite good.

Every time the fish tank acquires a concept it didn't previously possess, it expands by a small amount; for example, water, fire, or meat. Or, if the creatures within the fish tank create a special concept, such as language, writing, war, or oaths, the fish tank will also expand.

A is a fish tank, B is a replica wooden house, and C is another replica fish tank. The protagonist, Ling, is currently trapped inside A, which has become a world within itself. The replica wooden house (B) serves as his control console; he can control the world of fish tank A by controlling the replica fish tank (C) within B.

A very novel creation story, similar to the sandbox creation story of novels like "A Million Possibilities". This book avoids the common pitfalls of creation myths on the market—that is, the protagonist doesn't suddenly become a real god and become high and mighty; nor is he portrayed as a nouveau riche loser in pursuit of so-called "realism". The power system in the book is also very interesting.

This book... Well, how should I put it? The plot is quite creative, but it only has creativity. It doesn't really evoke strong emotions. There aren't any waves of ups and downs, nor are there any interesting character interactions or eye-catching character designs to attract attention.