A great story if you don't want to use your brain or question anything and just relax whilst reading repeating stories of the mc shocking everyone, then traveling to a higher "plane" and the repeating, just as I repeatedly said repeating.A little bit of fiction(around chapter 400), the story is slowing down (instead of there being a single battle which was like 1 chap long, I think the last 50 chaps were just one big battle in which new people just randomly join, without a real explanation) i mean like yeahyou have the classical rail guns and robots but that's all the since fiction for nowlike I said not all too much fiction, our mc is just a stupid guy who just uses the system he was given once at the start to create a "perfect" world for life and then forgets it except for like three times when the mc actually had to decide somethingall the real thinking is done by the people of the world, which are actually not as intelligent as a boul of hot pizza but instead have the thought complexity of a 8 year old kidI think it's a great read to just shut your brain down and not think at allit's not perfect English but it's readableso yeah, that are my thoughts about this book
Never! Never! Never! Never! Never!
Stop this madness ....
"Okay, let's go desu."
Lilith is an angel created by Light as a friend besides Dark.
The heart of the creator...
"Susano'o" Itachi said as his orange ethereal ribcage surrounded him. Striding towards the edge of the ship, the rib cage forms an arm which in turn forms an ethereal sword.
"Sure Mr. Handa, you heard him boys, split off into forwards and Backs!" Mr. Mohamed called, before he walked towards Charles. He extended his hand to Charles with a smile. Charles took the hand shaking it firmly.
"You want to understand me?" Ultron asked, giving off a robotic chuckle, "Well? Do you?"
a game, which rules are beyond your comprehension by definition - an
The water's getting warm so you might as well swim
Okay so this whole chapter is basically one big family gathering, but don't let that fool you—there's actual plot movement happening underneath all the eating and chatting. The full-month banquet for An An and Lele serves as the narrative anchor, and everything else branches off from it. What I found really clever is how the author uses this single event to reveal character dynamics without any exposition dumps. You've got the sisters-in-law gossiping about Qingqing's broken engagement, Lei Yu wiping tears thinking about his dead brother, Grandma Zhao overhearing a conversation she wasn't meant to hear—it's all happening in real time, layered on top of each other like a proper scene. The structure here is interesting because it mirrors real life. Nothing dramatic explodes. No one fights. But there's this underlying current of grief and resilience that keeps pulling at you. Si Yueyue cooking those dishes? That's a plot point, not just flavor text. It shows her transformation from a timid girl to someone who can stand in a kitchen and feed an entire family. And then the scene where she tells Lei Zhenzhen they need to let the children know who their father was—that's the emotional climax of the whole chapter, and it hits because it's been building since Lei Yu started crying under the eaves. I also love how the author handles the transition into Chapter 20. One moment they're celebrating, the next we're time-skipping to the babies growing up, and Si Yueyue quietly smuggling supplies from her space. That reveal about the space is dropped almost casually, like it's no big deal, but it changes everything we know about her situation. She's not just surviving—she's secretly thriving. And she's been helping Lei Zhenzhen's family the whole time without telling anyone. That's a plot thread I'm definitely watching closely.