[Endless Greed + Plant Magic + Industrial Age + Mechanical Power + Immersive Engineering + Applied Energy + General Machinery + Integrated Power + Thermodynamics + Starry Magic] The high-freedom online game "Sacred Journey 2" has become popular all over the Internet. In order to treat his sister's illness, Wang Zheng decided to play with him. Unexpectedly, among all kinds of people with strange abilities, he was born with gardening shears in his hands! He couldn't even fight monsters, but he found that he could upgrade and unlock technology by just collecting it, and advance the progress of the game! Since then, Wang Zheng has unlocked a new way to play, established a sweatshop, and even asked the top bosses to work for him personally! Wang Zheng: "As long as there is an invisible big hand pushing it, all resources will converge on me!"
Reader comments
The author has played these modules in depth
My world novel, good
Zhang Shan won't turn into a woman later, right? [Petrochemical]
It looks good, it looks good, but it's a pity that the Sky Mirror book has not been updated. I want to add some other electricity-generating modules later.
Good, I don't think there's any big problem.
From the perspective of someone who doesn't play MC very much, it's pretty good.
At first I thought there were more than just MCs here╥╥
Author, will there be any games invading reality in the future?
It would be more fun to have such an integrated package, right?
The author has played these modules in depth
My world novel, good
Zhang Shan won't turn into a woman later, right? [Petrochemical]
It looks good, it looks good, but it's a pity that the Sky Mirror book has not been updated. I want to add some other electricity-generating modules later.
Good, I don't think there's any big problem.
From the perspective of someone who doesn't play MC very much, it's pretty good. At first I thought there were more than just MCs here╥╥
Author, will there be any games invading reality in the future?
It would be more fun to have such an integrated package, right?