Life is as insignificant as an ant, yet we should aspire to soar like a great bird.
Fate is as thin as paper, yet we must have an unyielding heart.
The world is not yet settled, and you and I could both be dark horses.
One day, we will surely rise to glory.
Huang Zhen arrives in a world that is almost, but not quite, the same as the Red County Realm, carrying a volume called the Atlas of Fate's Demise.
Here, peerless martial masters can strike across mountains and rivers, and seize the stars and moon with one hand.
Here, strange demons and visitors from beyond the heavens stir up waves of bloodshed.
Starting out as a lowly household slave, Huang Zhen wants to see what wonders this vast world has to offer.
The monster lasts a last hit, but the enemy doesn't?
There may not be any shortcomings, but it's just a matter of leveling up.
The writing is fluent, the description of psychological activities is delicate, the plot has an appropriate pace, and you can learn something while reading. I give it five stars. There are few words, careful writing, certain writing skills, and first-class writing skills.
After reading 100 pictures in the early stage, it was okay. In the middle stage, I had a chance to test it and in the later stage, I immediately burst out with good, good, not bad, exciting articles.