Creator: I Cultivated a Monster Civilization

I think this is a good book. The identity of the male protagonist will be revealed later, and the story about creation is also very good. Those monsters have a lot of fighting scenes, but I think the plot between Yaya and Yaya is not very good. It is a good book to read to kill time🙃

To sum up, the early and mid-term are very good, but opening a large number in the later period is just like the high dynasty and late sage mode, which is boring. I'll try my best not to spoil anything. The later part isn't very long. Strictly speaking, it's the last forty chapters. The rest are very interesting and can take you through at least three to four hundred chapters. Let's talk about the poisonous point. I took in a slave on the second planet and the protagonist has a bad character. Something to complain about 1. Long Zimiao conveyed that traveling to and from the space station is a waste of resources, and there is clearly a more reasonable, cost-effective and efficient way. 2. The Lion God has not been transformed, resulting in waste of absorbed energy. 3. The sudden disappearance of the mysterious man and Yaya when transforming the star is too sudden. It is recommended to provide appropriate foreshadowing, otherwise it will feel like the fundamentals have collapsed, and some people will be discouraged from retreating.

Yaya and Yaya are totally unnecessary. The writing is so disgusting.

My classmates like it very much, quack quack hahahahahahaha

So-so.

Water, if there is any small change, all data must be sent.

Overall, it's okay. If you're not reading enough, you can read it. It's just that Yaya and Yaya are a bit disgusting

I like this book very much and the content is very exciting. But it seemed like he was really just playing a game. The connection with the real world is not particularly deep, as if his monster has not developed to a high level of civilization, but his influence on some people in the real world is not particularly profound. This is especially not reflected in the early stages. It's as if Wang made the protagonist more like an internet-addicted teenager. It's just that this game is a bit more powerful. I suggest that some bonuses should be added to the development of monster civilization in the game, so that it can reflect that the world is connected to the game. I also know why monsters can't be summoned directly. That's because if you write a monster, the protagonist is too small for the size of the monster. Too fragile. But your best bet is to improve the game in all aspects. It would be better to improve and integrate it with the protagonist. To sum up, it is

The protagonist, the double-standard dog, treats girls well no matter whether he treats strangers or people he knows well. Except for the robot lion god, he is crazy about other male monsters, but he is tolerant to girls. Green Ling was originally a good monster at the beginning, but later on he became more and more courageous, and the passwords began to test the protagonist's bottom line, always behind the main character's back. I was so mad at the protagonist for doing little tricks, but the protagonist forgave her again and again, and she even fucked Lily. Yaya was quite cute in the past, but now she calls the protagonist whenever anything happens. In order to compete for the first place, she borrowed the protagonist's ghost master. After finishing the game for a long time, she still hasn't returned it. She also asked the protagonist to help him create things, and the protagonist agreed without being angry at all. It is said that IQ is online, but in fact it is not that much. It can only be said that it is a little smarter than a retarded person. In order to go to a place four light years away to attack others, the protagonist uses the space ability of a male monster to build a space station and move forward bit by bit. He just wants to teleport one by one. First teleport a space station to point A, and then move it forward bit by bit. When the second space station teleports to point A, the monster teleports itself there, then teleports the space station to point B, the monster teleports back, and then teleports another space station to point A, then to point B, and then to point C. He himself will also teleport to point A and point B, and so on. How much time will be wasted in this way? Suppose there are 10 spaces and all 10 are directly teleported to point A. The monster then teleports itself to point A and leaves one at point A. The remaining nine are teleported to point B. The monster teleports itself to point B and the remaining eight are teleported to point C. In this way, it can be solved in one round trip. Isn't it easier than teleporting one by one? The combat power is greatly expanded. In the early stage, the protagonist crushes everyone. Later, the protagonist's combat power shrinks significantly. Not long after the protagonist has developed to the civilization stage, the second player has reached the civilization stage. The protagonist worked hard to upgrade to a demigod, turning the cornerstones of his civilization into monsters and turning the entire planet into monsters ( There are several monsters that can destroy the planet), but none of them can reach the level of demigod. Someone else can just create a creature that can destroy the planet and become a demigod. The acquisition of authority has also begun to become unclear. Killing all the life on a planet can only gain tens of thousands of authority. How many creatures are there on a planet? No matter how you say it, it must be hundreds of millions. A creature's 0.01 Authority is more than that. There is also a patch later, saying that you have to turn them into your own energy to gain authority. This conflicts with the previous plot. One person obtained the thunder and lightning creation (the thunder and lightning of the whole planet) and killed himself. All the creatures on the home planet, the kind that are not left in ashes, still gain that authority, but they don't when they kill all the creatures on the second planet. The way the protagonist obtains authority is almost all through powerful monsters. The other monsters seem to have done nothing and have no authority at all. Why? Are all the creatures they eat fake?

It's not interesting. I really have nothing to do. You can watch it.