[Cultivation] [Survival] [System] [Farming] [No Saintly Goodness] [Self-Interest] [Female Characters, No Main Romance]
Chen Jichang dies in a foreign land and transmigrates to a parallel world. He thinks he’s simply been given another chance at life, but the wooden token he snatches from someone who seems like the protagonist turns out to be a supernatural artifact. Just as he’s enjoying the fruits of victory, countless people from parallel worlds suddenly arrive in a cultivation survival world.
Facing dangers lurking in the chaos, each person is confined to a patch of land measuring ten square meters amid the chaos. They must obtain supplies with fishing rods awarded by the System and develop their land into a world of its own.
But that alone isn’t enough. In this cultivation survival world, strength rules. Everyone must do whatever it takes to grow stronger, or be killed by someone else.
Countless people face endless choices and tests of human nature on the path of cultivation.
Some slaughter every living thing under heaven for the sake of an elusive future,
some attain Buddhahood through faith in pursuit of an eternal, singular truth,
some harbor boundless love, hoping to pass on the soul of their race like a flame,
some cultivate the way of emotionlessness, all to resurrect the woman they love.
Countless millennia later, with Chen Jichang in command of countless worlds, He Shen, who has always stayed by his side, asks him, “My lord, forgive my impertinence, but did you ever imagine you’d become the final victor?”
“Imagine it? Who knows what the future holds? Back then, all I knew was to seize the moment, every single moment!
“Of course, I couldn’t have done it without your support.”
(PS: The worldbuilding will weave in the Primordial Wilderness in the middle and later stages, and the author will appear in the story too. A heads-up: the author’s a bit unhinged.)
You probably won't find out if you secretly give yourself a good review 😏 This is my first time writing a novel, and you may not be very satisfied with it at first. Please be more patient with this book, and it will get better and better in the future. I will work harder to complete my novel, with a goal of at least one million words [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]
Okay, worth a look