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MC on the first day sacrifices his home planet and receives a whole universe. Inside a new rocky planet, He sacrifices his tears and creates oceans. Sacrifices its feces and receives the soil to plant. He sacrifices a pregnant woman and occupies those planets with his human clones. Wait where did the pregnant woman come from? Of course from one of the ribs. but why she pregnant? We're not going to debate that here.

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Predictable, trashy, uninspired jumble of the most lifeless, overdone tropes in existence. A real abomination of a novel. It’d be a great disservice to myself if I were to review this bland, generic and downright worthless rubbish but I’m bedridden and have nothing else to do. If not for this reason, I’d probably write down 2 critical sentences and my score and call it a day. I can understand if you enjoy this novel, it either means you’ve stopped caring causing your standards to be this low or you just like or don’t mind brainless junk food novels. This isn’t a diss, I’ve liked worse. If I turn off my brain down to the very last individual braincell I’d give this a 2 purely for how well the author executed this st*pidly enjoyable demonstration of his complete lack of originality and passion. Unfortunately I do have some standards. 0.25/5

apart from bad plot, the novel is full of disrespectful remarks on other countries. Would not recommend. Hope it doesn't get picked up,. .

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it's trash confirmed by the senior MTL readers as it is already MTLed .

Inequivalent indeed this novel cost my brain cells to read and I regret it because the novel doesn’t make sense anywhere and it hurts to read

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