He transmigrates into a world where everyone undergoes reincarnation.
Those chosen for reincarnation are tossed into random worlds: martial arts, the apocalypse, the bizarre, fantasy, Cthulhu, primordial chaos, and all kinds of others!
In worlds where the natives are more vicious than the last, the survival rate for those chosen is less than one in a thousand!
That is, until Ji Chen, equipped with a life-simulation System, enters the game!
He discovers that he has simulated every one of these worlds before!
In a horror world, he hangs the Ghost King up and beats him in front of all the evil spirits, then makes the Ghost King call him Grandpa!
In an immortal cultivation world, he asks a Holy Lord when he plans to have grandchildren.
In the Shrouding the Heavens world, he strolls through a forbidden zone, gathering herbs and cursing a Supreme: "You shameless, red-haired old turtle! How dare you call yourself invincible?"
In the Cthulhu world, Azathoth shows up, and the two of them...
The whole world is stunned!
Who is this guy? Why is his background so ridiculously powerful!?
One day, he arrives in the Primordial World.
Just as Hongjun is about to casually wipe out the intruder, Pangu, who faked his death, suddenly appears!
Holy crap, brother! We haven't seen each other in days. How'd you get so weak? Hurry back to your dojo, Chaos City, and retrieve...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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