The Divine Creator

The creation flow feels pretty good and doesn't interfere too much with the development of the world.

I felt that later on it became a drama about the protagonist alone.

A perfect start! After a few dozen chapters, it started to be mindless, simplifying all descriptions of training, confessing that there were too many inner activities, time acceleration was of no use at all, not using its own advantages, riding a donkey to look for donkeys every day, procrastinating, and the combat power was average. The map was very foreshadowing, but the protagonist was a frog at the bottom of the well and could not see far away. The most annoying thing was that before rebirth, he was an adventurer after all, so he should have at least some insights and knowledge reserves! After rebirth, he is almost like a novice

If you have time, you don't need to speed up, and you don't need to learn the four arts of cultivating immortality. Don't you understand that one plus one is greater than two?