God's World Editor

She seems a bit unruly and willful, and she and the protagonist are not boyfriend and girlfriend. It would be unreasonable to take away all the precious things like sunflowers in a casual acquaintance. Why not write about a goddess being infected by a void creature and turning black, and then fighting the boss to get the equipment? It's not that I'm narrow-minded, the world is the foundation for becoming a god, and I really don't feel at ease having such a goddess living in it.

I wanted to check it out, but it turned out that it hasn't been updated for a few years.

Gods are incompetent, and humans are inhumane. They are abandoned.

This is to follow the system of belief in the Kingdom of God

Could it be the Lifetime series?

It is recommended that you find fewer people to come in or people who have their own ideas and are said to be "grown up". It's not safe after all In the world, people or other things can survive and find "seedlings" to let "it" grow up and develop on its own. It is more interesting to let "it" develop its own civilization or other things that are not necessarily human civilization. Let the world develop its own characteristics. It's a bit boring to always look at humans and stuff.

Just like a sandbox game, you put water, soil, plants and other elements together, as well as special things from each world, and see what happens.

If you have time to waste time with little lolita, why not collect plants and animals?

The article is very well written ~ keep it up [fn=2_2]

In the world of Western mythology, divine power is the power of believers' faith. In the world of Eastern mythology, divine power is the power possessed by gods who practice Shinto. It is the power of incense and belief. The power of gods who practice Shinto is determined by their priesthood, such as the Lord of the Earth, the God of Heaven, etc. The higher the priesthood, the stronger the power. The protagonist should try to go to places like temples to see if he can absorb divine power. If so, he can speed up the construction of the world.

It's scary to think about it. The protagonist will transform into a weirdo in the end.

It's not like I want to build any project...