It starts to focus more on the individual players and how they interact with the world. I care about the protagonist's interaction with the world he made, as well as the world's own development and its reaction to the protagonist who is their God.

However, when the players start interacting with the world more, it gets harder to find enjoyment to read, especially when they themselves are not suitable to be protagonists. It sets them up to have a great impact on the worlds they come into and make them seem extraordinary, but in reality, (and this is an annoying trend that whenever these players run into trouble, be it the threat of a virtual death, which wouldn't actually kill them IRL, to just being in trouble) they cry and complain and bit*h for help online for the rest of the world to help them, which it does. There is no player who has a stroke of genius or has the strength to surpass these obstacles in their paths. There is not a single compelling player I enjoyed so far once it started to move away from them just developing Spore monsters, because the players are shitty protagonists for their stories. The only time they were enjoyable to read about was when they were just developing species, because it actually felt like they were intellectual while being the comedic breather for the world's development.

In the end, the world the protagonist creates and the beings in those worlds are far more compelling to read about, such as Gilgamesh or Medusa. They have actual stakes to their challenges and adversities, ones I hope they surpass, but I cannot say the same about the players and their misadventures.

What I hate about this is the fact that eventhough he knows many people know that the worlds he created are a real world, he still uses Chinese characters and chinese myth in world structures and world building. In one of the arc, he created a bona fide buddhist temple, chinese characters and even a buddhist monks skeleton. Eventhough he knows people are aware these worlds are real, he is indifferent of what they think. People genuinely think that the myths of the past were real (with bvious chinese supremacy stuff) thus creating false history. Because of him people think myths were real thus making them think of false historical evidence and this, as a History student is very infuriating.

Dude get terminal cancer and now live his last days on the countryside farm. Get power from a dying alien queen that let him evolve any carbon-creature but he has no blueprint and have to do with trial and erro, with the use of knowleged to know how to build better creatures. They more or less divided between Magic creatures and Technological creatures. So he decided to turn they smaller than ant size and observe

then play on his farm and evolve their genes and civilization, while he do minimal intervention. This will evolve into a variety of civilizations, well-incorporated tropes and increasing powerlvls, with later emplying the help of the world to make their own gene creatures as if was a game.

• The MC personality is the greatest problem, he is almost useless story-wise, because he spend 90% of the story just watching things unfold and so the story shift to following the evolved creatures and players that are teleported to the world. Sadly most players like the MC also are of the opinion of hidenly build up before exploding with power, however they are far more interesting than the MC himself because they are alot more invested on the world.
• The players, the sand-box characters and later aliens, seen to lack any type of sense of doubt when is related to the MC bullsh*t and will gladly twist and do logic leaps to make the MC words make sense to reality that can get weird, and I just put on the "setting logic" category of suspension of disbelief.
• The sandbox characters lack of proper development, because the very nature of the story you only see the most important moments of the world and characters and they may feel one dimensional at times. Despise they being good characters overall that seen to lack screen time to show how they are and are still able to pull incredible and emotional feats.
• (that may be my own weird vision) Weirdly treatment of the Male Leads compared to the female leads. And not because there is a specific lack of Male Main character, as the author do more or less 1 arc for each gender to lead, but when I find weird some tropes that the male characters suffer that don't seen to happen. Males for a time are s*x s*aves to powerful witchs, Male player is almost used as s*x toy because his slime race, the male player go to a planet and is forced to turn into a girl, male players are forced to breed children (by kissing), male player are captured by pixel raider and r*ped (but is just magic transfer). I guess is comedic, but always struck me as odd

Don't take the small size fool you, the story has more good points than bad, but I find easy to point the things that bothered me.

This must be one of the best Sandbox/god-game themed story, that lead to incredible mix and match of eastern and western ideas of Fantasy that is well grounded on the rules of the setting. Meanwhile the sandbox characters despise their brief moments seen lived with their own ideas and agenda, and aren't just generic NPCs. While the new powers and evolutions seen to be organic grown from the previous setup and aren't just arbitarry given to the system after a "lvl up". This is a very "organic" story in more sense than one.

He uses "proper" evolution (the quotes are because the evolution seems to be the same as on earth, but the conditions today are completely different from the primordial era. For example the plants evolve and give oxygen to the sandbox, but oxygen is already present because the sandbox is on earth, so??) to have his first organisms, but he quickly gets bored and integrates monkey blood in a select species to integrate monkey DNA in their own (macically once again?, and this integration of blood becomes of great importance to the story, but wathever once again) and let them develop intelligence.

Once the civilization develops, to have new species to introduce, the MC creates a smaller sandbox where people from earth can literally possess (soul stuff, not explained again, but these type of stuff is usually not explained, so ok) the alien spores inside via a VR game and then evolve. Now another loophhole appears: the perception of time relative to earth. The faster perception by the creatures in the main sandbox can be explained by faster celebral activity by the cells of the brain. The normal perception by the players even if the cells they possess are fast is explained by the soul directing them. But once a player is put in the main sandbox his soul is accelerated (how??) to match the thinking speed of the native creatures

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(with magical abilities genetically developed nonetheless)