A miserable programmer falls asleep and wakes up as the Heavenly Dao of a parallel world. His excitement doesn't last long: the world is too primitive, riddled with bugs, and even at risk of being devoured.
Level up? He can't comprehend the Dao or cultivate, and he's afraid some monster will beat him if he tries to evolve. So all he can do is stir up trouble everywhere and get a little Heavenly Dao power from other worlds to scrape by...
The author has completed two previous novels, Super Dimension Demon God and The Reenactment of Primordial Chaos in the Apocalypse. The new novel is signed with a publisher, so feel free to add it to your collection. Let it build up, then binge-read it!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Your mother,,,,, did I pay to see your introduction?,,, Can you always write settings in Shuidian,,,, is it fun????
It's all about settings. Basically every chapter has settings, and it keeps repeating what the five, six and seven realms are!! Is it necessary to say it so many times?
Actually, I don't think Busujima Yako is good-looking.
Really** One million words and 800,000 words are devoted to the setting
I don't know how serious it is... But I can't understand it...
After reading more than a hundred chapters, the settings kept repeating and I felt dizzy.
If you want to read it, it's all narration. If the people in it don't have a few dialogues after hundreds of chapters, just read it. Otherwise, you will only become more and more tired as you read. The whole picture is full of explanations and narration, and it will make your head hurt.
When are you going to write Hakoba?
Written in reverse order. . . . Silly, why is there so much reverse order in the novel? I can't understand it, it feels incoherent.
It's full of nonsense, the setting is too confusing, you'll get dizzy after watching it a few more times