Infinite: I Own a Story House

Qin Lin was chosen by the Story House.

To that end, he has to transmigrate into countless stories and complete different tales.

But the clunky Story House is no match for Qin Lin's shameless exploitation of its bugs.

He twists cautionary fables beyond recognition.

In the fable of the farmer and the snake, who would have guessed there'd be immortals and monsters alongside the farmer and the snake?

In the fable of mending the pen after losing a sheep, it's too late to fix the fence after the sheep are gone. But only a few sheep were lost, so why fret? Once the Central Plains are united, a few sheep won't matter.

In the fable of adding legs to a snake, snakes don't have legs, but dragons do.

In the fable of waiting by a tree stump for a rabbit, the Jade Rabbit should count as a rabbit too, right?

Faced with all kinds of wondrous and bizarre stories, Qin Lin strolls through them as if wandering around his own backyard, completely at ease.

Until...

Kuafu Chasing the Sun, Jingwei Filling the Sea, Houyi Shooting Down the Suns, Nuwa Creating Humanity, Pangu Creating Heaven and Earth...

Qin Lin: "I don't want to play anymore!!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.