Not as Advertised

The summary is extremely misleading. Maybe 5% of this book involved actual 'world forging'. The entire first half is pretty much the main character fighting ants. The latter half is pretty much a cheesy fantasy romp. Overall the story was so-so, not really my cup of tea, but maybe someone else's. It gets two stars because you're led to believe you're buying a novel about building an entire world from the ground up and what you get is middling lit-rpg with a standard helping of tedious harem.

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