The starry sky is brilliant, and cultivators burn with passion!
Lin Kang, an average young man who thinks he’s clever but is really just a miserable fool, transmigrates to a world where both future technology and cultivation have flourished!
His father is a supreme powerhouse in the universe, and Lin Kang becomes a bona fide second-generation rich kid.
In his memories of his past life, the most a rich kid’s parents would give him for his birthday was a luxury car or a villa... But on Lin Kang’s birthday, his father gives him a life-bearing planet with a population of ten billion!
And so the universe’s richest second-generation kid, Lin Kang, begins his journey across the cosmos by managing his own planet...
Guided by fate, he discovers a series of unexpected things that gradually change him...
This is the story of Lin Kang’s growth, and a passionate journey of redemption for both his past and present lives...
Elements of this book: technology, fantasy, passion, interstellar adventure, lightheartedness, cultivation...
(The author updates consistently. The setup takes a while, so I hope you’ll stick with Kang for a bit. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!)
Power Levels
The Universe:
Gene Warrior, Star Essence Warrior, Starship Martial Master, Interstellar Martial General, Galaxy Lord, Cosmic Emperor
The Planet Managed by Lin Kang:
From First Mountain to Ninth Mountain, corresponding to levels one through nine of Gene Warriors.
Although this book does not reach the level of 9 points, it is still above 8 points. On Tomato, a 7.5 Is a score that only sucks. No matter how good this book is, it will not be a 7.5 [What]
Why is the rating so low?
Give the author some face 😏
I think it's pretty good, that legend is the key point, right? What kind of mission, choosing that planet, buying slaves and rescuing people are all just for pig's feet to see that strange legend.
It's so strange. A servant slaps his master. Let alone his childhood sweetheart, this is already a matter of dignity.
It's so beautiful. This book is the first time I've seen such a beautiful book.
It's okay. The only thing is that Xiu'er, she's too presumptuous. Even if the protagonist is nice to her, how dare she be so presumptuous? The identity of the protagonist lies here.
I like it very much. It's the first time I see this type (it's different from other ones). Don't stop updating.
It was so good that it almost poisoned me to death. Why do I feel strange now? The opening scene slaps people (눈_눈), this, this, this, ugh
Not bad!!!