[Otherworld + pseudo-Lovecraftian + no female lead + character growth + slow burn + unconventional survival]
After staying up night after night, Luo Bu drops dead and finds his soul in the body of another person with the same name in a parallel world. The very next day, he enters a game world. Luckily, his transmigration comes with a shop. It’s nice to have, though a little small. But no matter: as long as he keeps working hard, he can still thrive!!!
“Hey, what’s going on? Why is this Radish topping the leaderboard again and again? Can’t somebody do something about him?”
“He’s cheating! He’s definitely cheating! I’m reporting him!!!”
“Why is he everywhere? Huh? I’m so sick of him!!!”
“I hate radishes! That’s right, every kind of radish!!!”
Luo Bu: “Cheating? How could I be? I just put in a lot more effort, and... a tiny bit of luck. Just a tiny bit!”
If I can transmigrate, doesn’t that mean I’m lucky?
P.S. The protagonist needs time and setbacks to grow. This isn’t a story told from an all-knowing perspective.
Let's raise the rating a bit! Good things should be shared. I've been burned by 5-star reviews many times, so I've developed a good habit: no matter how awful or terrible it is, I'll still give it 5 stars. As a seasoned bookworm, although I'm immune to all bad books, I can't test them on everyone. With you, with me, with everyone. Let's drink to that together!
Not bad, it doesn't give you that invincible feeling.
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Not bad, there weren't too many scenes of people showing off and getting their faces slapped in the face.
Not bad 😄 Not bad, I like this type of content. Lots of architectural drawings, especially of unique buildings, hehehe.
It's okay at first.