In the interstellar era, there are thousands of races. The human race has become an interstellar fringe race due to lack of resources. The protagonist accidentally binds to the "Civilization Summoning System" and becomes the sole lord of a remote abandoned star. Faced with the desperate situation surrounded by Zerg and the technological blockade of advanced civilization, he made a desperate move to open a cross-dimensional connection - summoning earth players to the stars in the form of an "interstellar adventure game".
I thought I was recruiting helpers, but I didn't expect that Earth players would come with the "Fourth Natural Disaster" buff: use the talent of an infrastructure madman to transform the landscape of a ruined star, rely on their imagination to solve interstellar problems, use the true nature of a roll king to understand alien technology, and even turn an interstellar arena into a live event. From cleaning up bloodthirsty alien plants, building interstellar defense lines, to developing interstellar weapons, and attacking the top of interstellar academics, players use "unconventional" operations to slap the faces of all races who despise the human race time and time again.
When the ruined star transforms into an interstellar hub, and when the players' "game achievements" turn into real civilizational hegemony, the protagonist discovers that binding earth players is never about survival in a desperate situation, but about starting a legendary road to sweep across the interstellar world and control the destiny of all races. This is a gamer carnival and interstellar
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
