I Got My Own Maid After Becoming the Creator God

I can't believe people are still reading my old books and even giving me likes!

1. The appeal of the invincible protagonist: Since Afra descended to the mortal realm to experience life, her identity is that of a magician. Although she's invincible, there aren't many instances of her feigning weakness to outsmart others. Plus, she's constantly annoyed by the system in the early stages, so those initially hoping for a satisfying experience might find it unpleasant. Therefore, compared to other similar invincible protagonist stories, this one currently offers fewer satisfying moments. Due to spoilers, I won't go into detail about the most enjoyable ones. 2. Protagonist's personality: A good person… 3. Irene: The perfect maid character, gentle and attentive (only towards Afra), skillful (only towards Afra), and has a strong…

I've read some parts of this novel, but haven't finished the rest. However, it left me with some impressions. The protagonist's character is a bit infuriating; his overly compassionate nature is uncomfortable to read. It feels like he's overly compassionate in many situations where he shouldn't be. It's not that the story is bad, but the plot and background don't allow it. This kind of approach makes the novel seem poorly written. Take "The Forest Adventure," for example; there were many parts that made me uncomfortable. It's not that I dislike the novel in general—the background and plot are excellent—but the details are problematic. For instance, the protagonist's actions towards the wolf pack are too extreme...

This creator is truly incompetent, hopelessly so. Compared to the other story, *Easy Mode Another World*, no, there's absolutely no comparison! ╮(_)╭ The plot is truly agonizing... But the writing is quite good, witty and humorous. Also, I really dislike Sophia; she's incompetent, arrogant, and I hate that kind of personality. —A rant from a casual reader who's only read a dozen chapters.

The Creator God created the world with a drop of blood, yet was injured by a magical event within it. It's like telling me that a single drop of blood, even a nuclear explosion, couldn't harm the Creator God, but was injured by a nuclear explosion of a recombined cell. This complete disregard for the law of conservation of energy is utterly baffling. Why does this have to be over 140 characters?… Of course, ignoring this phenomenon, it's still quite interesting and deserves a good rating.

Why is the writing so strange? Leaving aside some common-sense errors, why is the protagonist always being groped by strangers? Is he really that good-natured?

This work is actually quite good. It satisfies all kinds of readers' tastes (yuri, yaoi), and the writing style is good in my opinion. I don't particularly pay attention to the writing style when reading novels, so it's good that it's both humorous and suspenseful. This is definitely a good book on my bookshelf. However, I don't know why, but I'm not very clear about the physical characteristics of all the characters. Maybe I missed something? But so what? It's good, that's all that matters. (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

@Author, I want to continue writing

This cover... I've seen it before.

First, I want to say thank you to the author for their hard work; writing is no easy task. But I want to talk about my most immediate impression. The protagonist is a young, ordinary person who transforms into a god. Shouldn't he have some of the youthful vigor and stubbornness typical of young people? But I felt absolutely no impulsiveness; it was all just passive acceptance and resignation. I think everyone in this world should have some form of resistance when faced with coercion and threats. Therefore, I think it would have been better if the protagonist had a process of transforming from impulsive youth to a composed leader. It would have added depth. Although this is just my personal feeling...