Is it a game invading reality, or a plane giving humanity a chance to save itself?
Fang Heng entered the “Game of the Gods,” as players called it, and became a wandering class who envied the lord players from the start. Reality was nothing like the beautiful world of a game or anyone’s daydreams. Its bloody cruelty seemed to drive you forward, urging you to fight, grow, and evolve!
Could the “sun” he created by a lucky coincidence become a banner to lead humanity?
From the moment he entered this world, he knew he had to grow stronger to control his own fate. But just how strong would he need to become? Who could say?!
After seven years as a veteran bookworm, I finally got hooked on Divine Domain and Lord. I couldn’t find any books about class advancement, so I’m writing one myself to scratch that itch.
This is definitely a story you can read with your brain switched on. The fun starts when he summons his own helpers, Anz and Bone Daddy.
If you have any suggestions or ideas, just tell me and I’ll add them to the worldbuilding. I’ve made the setting a little too vast, and I’m honestly worried I won’t be able to handle it when the story breaks through the planes and enters the Age of the Gods!
Come on, author, I hope you don't change the character of the protagonist. The character is very good now. That's why I watched it. Of course, it's also because of your writing style. The big scenes are really cool.
I've read about 30 chapters and want to comment first (after all, it's a new book and not many people have read it). It's very well written. The male protagonist is not stupid and his logic is good.