Our MC the so-called once in a million genius does the following in the start of the novel:

- his plan is to sell his high class medicine for a lot of money to afford higher education in an era where only the really privileged can afford the said education. Ahh yes, this plan has no flaws, like how ppl will wonder how he got the money, or how he has actual enemies who will do everything to uncover the origin of the money.

- later, he wants to test if alien plants are drinkable with testing it on an other alien life form. Ahh yes, if drinking the plant won’t kill the alien life form it sure as hell won’t kill a human, totally makes sense.

Other rushed things includes ML downgrading himself to make himself less mechanical and more human so that he can upgrade himself as a biological evolutionist with mechanical auxiliary path, but nothing really gets done with it other than giving ML/Turing more human traits such as getting tired easily and feeling pain. The Prophet is the White Bear, which seemed kind of inconsistent. They seemed like 2 different people.

Turing met MC in a "previous" life, we don't get Turing's point of view.

The arcs, or what I know as dimensional folds, are all unique, with different styles. The fact that each dimension has different species adds to the variety

My favourite was the supernatural dimension, with the kindergarten. I wished they showed more of the kindergarten.

Like the other review said, if you compare the arcs, you can tell that the carol civilisation has way more development (detailed explanation for the 3 mechanical gods) than any other civilisations

There are good and bad characters, in terms of their personality. I don't think that the identity of MC's foster brother was revealed to him even to the very end, which cuts down some excitement for me. Side characters also have their own story to tell, like the girl who chose to be a child eternally so her mother could recognize her, and the father who deeply loved his crippled, mutated daughter but died in the end.

The protagonist is not a good person, but sometimes he shows humanity and compassion for people.

I loved Song Bai (´；д；｀) He was that morally ambiguous mentor that you knew MC could count on. Although his behaviour left me cringing at times, I really think he was the closest MC had to a parent figure

Turing is... He didn't leave a huge impression on me, but he was the kind of gong that made lots of sacrifices for MC. Ji Chuyao is endearing in how he acts shyly before MC. However, I see Ji Chuyao and Turing as separate entities although Turing says that Ji Chuyao is also him, so when I see them romancing I feel kind of weird

Do not expect lovey dovey romance. The main couple are not very good at expressing their love for each other. There is, however, kid interactions that I really love. Si Yuan and Guan Xing ftw!

I started losing interest in the story near the end, which is typical of me recently. The part where Si Chen starts to fight the 2 administrators are not particularly interesting to me, making those scenes seems drawn out. Additionally, the extras weren't enough to make up for the ambiguous happy end in chapter 245. If you are the kind who likes long extras at the end of the story with harmonious interactions and happy family life, this might not be for you.

A lot of mysteries surrounding his existence. Although he is not a supreme existence, he has multiple golden fingers as far as beings living in dimensions can possibly go.

The Main Characters are too OP to be exciting. Like literally they are gods, The MC was used to be a god and the ML is a god too. They are powerful enough. The did not have the problem of being weak to strong. Although they started as weak, at least the MC, and started growing, all the excitements fizzles out when it was gradually revealed that he use to be even powerful than god, He did not even have the limitation.