[Dual Transmigration: Fantasy + Urban + No Harem + Ruthless]
After being diagnosed with cancer and infected with a virus, the protagonist awakens a Rubik’s Cube space that lets him travel back and forth between a fantasy world and an urban world. In the fantasy world, he can cultivate and pursue the Dao by relying on the mass capture of zombies in the post-apocalyptic city.
In the post-apocalyptic city, zombies are everywhere. While everyone else trembles at the sight of them, the protagonist can hardly wait to get started. With Earth on the brink of disaster, is it really unreasonable for him to use supplies from the fantasy world to usher in a new age?
In the fantasy world, the Rubik’s Cube space turns zombies into crystal cores. While others toil away for a century to break through a bottleneck and seek immortality, the protagonist only needs to dissolve one inch of a crystal core to have his lifespan and cultivation points automatically refunded...
Is it unreasonable for the protagonist to use those refunded cultivation points to advance by leaps and bounds?
Is it unreasonable for him to use refunded alchemy points to achieve a success rate rivaling that of the Pill King?
Is it unreasonable to make the most of the zombies and pursue immortality?
