This novel is a prequel to the authors other novel, I didn't know until the plot twist at the end of the book(fourth wall break) It's ok Not good or bad it's ok The translation is mid and the story gets bland at some point but if you push through it's enjoyable (if you are patient) and all of the authors novels are connected...

I've only read three chapters and I'm already annoyed with it Firstly How do the humans understand the main characters words? They said he understood their symbols and languages but how do primitive humans know about the word "sky" and "father" and especially "God" I just don't understand did he teach them? This sucks. I hate when they give the protagonist in these types of novels bodies like why can't they stay in their original form? Oh and if you don't understand what the names mean then good luck because these names are way too complicated and similar to each other for my small brain.

I've read all the chapters and my final review of this is....I'm confused Like what was that last chapter??? But I did enjoy those parts where (Spoiler alert) He and Ya kidnapped their parallel selves and put them into a magic world they created. And how they experimented on their parallel selves multiple times. I enjoyed this so I spent 4 hours reading it(yes I'm a slow reader) And I don't regret it too much , So I recommend reading this if you like evolution novels but !spoiler alert! There is romance and he becomes human but still sometimes turns into his original form.(edit) I just finished the authors other novel and the plot twist was ??? The main character is just a "clone"

This series has a bunch of complex stuff mushed inside, so if you don't like complex stuff and hard to understand words then I don't recommend reading but if you do then at least read 15-30 the plot might get confusing but it's still understandable(kinda) as pronouns get mixed up it gets a bit confusing figuring out if the character is male or female, and the translation isn't the best or the worst it's bearable. And spoiler the whole creation thing(sadly he doesn't create his own world(I've only read 40 chapters so far)) gets used as an excuse for him creating a whole farm to make(breed) ape-man to humans (just like the farms in the promised never land minus the demons) and in four years he stopped caring about morals and started conducting animal experimentation? And killing them while forcefully breeding them. Well if you don't mind all the complicated stuff then I recommend reading it(Like I said before at least try reading 15-30 or less as it gets a bit boring around chapter 20)