After transmigrating, Lu Jing unexpectedly obtains a shattered World Core and becomes the God of Creation.
He disguises the world as a game. Whenever a player dies in the game, he gains divine power and raises his rank as a god.
Meanwhile, he uses the game to train players into blades capable of fighting alien civilizations.
But the players have no idea. They spend every day complaining that Lu Jing is an evil game designer, that the game is full of infuriating plot traps, and that death is always lurking around the corner.
If you won't be a wage slave and he won't be one either, does that mean Lu Jing has to do it himself?
But when the day comes to face powerful creatures from endless planes, Lu Jing decides to become a wage slave and fight in person, and the players aren't having it.
They declare righteously that being wage slaves is great. They love being wage slaves.
The logic in the first few chapters shocked me. I can only say that Tomato is a very good platform for practicing. Come on, author
It's super pretty. It would be even better if you could add some passionate elements to it 😘
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