[Lord] [Farming and development] [Multiple supernatural systems] [Multi-race struggle for supremacy] [Vast worldbuilding] [Slow burn] [Intelligent characters] [Not invincible] [No cheat] [No saintly protagonist]
Chen Wuyou wakes up to discover that he has been thrown into a survival game and locked inside a big box.
But this survival game doesn't seem quite like what he imagined.
What do I do without a cheat? Asking online, this is urgent!
What should I do now that I've become a Contract Master and every enemy wants to assassinate me?
The only way to survive is to keep getting stronger. Should I cultivate powerful warriors, or raise them like poisonous insects to fight each other?
Will technology ascend because flesh is weak, or will supernatural powers rise and rule the world?
There is magic that can destroy the heavens and earth, alchemy that encompasses countless wonders, battle aura that charges forward without fear, and a wide variety of elements.
Or perhaps one can embark on a divine path through mutation and transformation.
The myriad races of the heavens seem to have gotten something wrong. Something feels off.
Goblins eager to get ahead? Succubi with countless forms? A dragon couch potato? Angels with muscles where their brains should be? Demons with hidden schemes in every move?
After I update, I will listen and read it myself on Tomato first. Don't be too anxious to correct some typos. You will start urging me to update before I finish listening. ╭(°A°`)╮ Also, I will update one chapter every day. Each chapter is a super big chapter. If you have any comments, please feel free to put forward more.
Author: Halfway through reading this book, I felt a little confused. Since the protagonist can control the heroic spirit he chooses to a certain extent. Why not get one that can eat corpses? Every battle resulted in so many corpses. Either burned or lost. It was a few hundred at the beginning. Later there were even tens of thousands. So when the protagonist chooses the second hero, why not just one?
The character settings are within a reasonable range, and the plot advancement is pretty good. Please support it.
It's fun to collect supplies, and the battle descriptions are also good. The characters are all very distinctive, and the occasional funny plot is a bonus. There are some grand battle plots, and occasionally emotional lines and knives are interspersed. The author's writing is obviously getting better and better. It is most obvious starting from Chapter 63. The foreshadowing and plot are also arranged very reasonably. Many things in the front can be connected with the later ones. Finally, could the author please code more and not be lazy? Thank you [Upvote] [Upvote] [Upvote]
The writing is okay, at least I don't see any major bad points, and the plot arrangement is reasonable. I would like to support it by giving it a good review o(￣▽￣)d