I Created the World

I finally finished reading this book a second time. It was previously available on 7mao, but was later taken down. This is the second time it's been available. Let me share my thoughts and feelings about this book. As the synopsis states, the book revolves around the theme of world creation, using the game *Second Life* as its medium.

The beginning was alright, but it became boring later on. The later part gave the impression of a cold, God-like perspective and treated the lower classes like puppets. In addition, the Western mythology wasn't emphasized much in the early part, but it was directly copied from Western mythology in the later part. Even adding some Eastern mythology would have been fine, but it didn't.

Around two hundred pages, it started to feel like a nested doll pattern, and I lost the desire to continue. However, the beginning was quite interesting and worth watching.

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were really slow; I read over sixty chapters. Because he was being targeted while selling gold in real life, he planned to double-cross them. The protagonist's genetic evolution also sensed someone was watching and prepared to deal with it. Several chapters were dedicated to the fight scenes. I figured the minor characters weren't very important, so I only wrote about them in several chapters.

While the author's premise isn't novel, overall there are few plot holes, the story is fast-paced, the characters aren't nonsensical, and the writing is decent, making it a worthwhile read.

The beginning was passable and uneventful, but it fell apart later on, becoming more and more like a simp story. All I can say is, if you can't write about emotions, don't write them. The more I read, the less I wanted to continue.

The premise is good, but your combat power is off. The ants killed the dragon, which you created yourself. Normally, dragons, which are long-lived species, are at least level 9 when they grow up, and you created them yourself. It's ridiculous that they were killed by a bunch of ants with no rank!

It's pretty good, but some plot holes seem to be left unfilled... \^O^/

I finally finished reading it after two weeks; it was so captivating! Yes. It's rare to find a creation myth novel with such clear logic. Usually, it's all about various quests and players, with little focus on world creation. This novel, however, emphasizes world creation. Those who enjoy creation myth stories should definitely read it.

This is one of the best novels I've ever read.