As for whether the system was the Main God, the system had given a clear answer—not. Still, Luo Chuan felt that even if it was not, the system definitely had some connection to the Main God. Besides, they seemed to have discussed this before.
As for the Fantasy World Construction he had drawn, simply put, it materialized the worlds of movies and allowed customers to enter them—so system, you still claimed you were not the Main God?
Luo Chuan felt this feature should gradually be opened to customers.
They had spent so long exploring the Kolo World alone. Adding new worlds now would certainly be inappropriate; the principle that one who grasps too much chews poorly applied at all times.
According to the system's explanation, constructed fantasy worlds differed from real worlds like Kolo. They could only be considered "imitations" of real worlds, though in certain aspects they were not greatly different from reality. The system said a great deal, but Luo Chuan did not remember much of it.
Mainly because he was too sleepy. He truly had no mind to listen to the system's long-winded lecture.
Perhaps influenced by the "new product," Luo Chuan's dreams contained related content as well. The Grim Reaper had somehow gone to the Dragon Clan world, fought the little devil, then joined forces with him to wipe out the resurrected Black King. Afterward, he discovered the origin of the Dragon Clan: they were actually "refugees" from another universe. The Foundation lurking in the shadows had become their greatest enemy under the influence of its hunting instinct. At the most critical moment, Sherlock Holmes leaped out and explained that he was a full-time employee who had signed a contract with the gods and had come to solve the problem...
When Luo Chuan got out of