Huh? This is a game world?
What? How the hell did I turn into a cat?
Damn it, where's my precious rod? Is this even me anymore?
I've lived this long without ever touching a woman, and now you've gone and taken it all away from me?
Are you kidding me?!
Doraemon: With me here, I'll water you and grow you a new one in no time!
Xing Daorong: I'll water your m...!
Pei Qinhu: Your pride is nothing before me!
Xing Daorong: Oh, is that so?
The next second,
Pei Qinhu respectfully brought the shoe over to Xing Daorong: Master, you dropped your shoe. I've brought it back to you.
Xing Daorong: Good. You may leave!
Doraemon carries his Host, Xing Daorong, to god-tier status in the game world, high-octane action from start to finish.
A mash-up of game worlds, featuring not only Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong, but also the Great Wilderness's Ten Ferocious Beasts, including the Red Flame Golden Lion, as well as the heroes of Honor of Kings.
They all fall under Xing Daorong's command.
He is the King of Games, the one who commands the gods, the Lord of Games, the Divine Master of the Myriad Worlds!
With a Momotaro's Peach Dumpling of Domestication in hand, the whole world is his!
Others want to kill the protagonist, and a wave of beasts is coming. This cancer system sends a mission to the protagonist to save people. You are really showing off! Go eat ashes in my reading history! (I just started reading the first few chapters, maybe it's the author's bad taste)
This book is just so-so. The protagonist's jingle cat is a bit of a saint. People beat the protagonist as a boss and still want to save them.