The Boar's Cry

[Spiritual qi revival] + [Eastern fantasy] + [Western fantasy] + [science fiction] + [a protagonist who grows over time]

He slacks off and dozes at work, then goes wild mashing keys after hours.

Then one day, he wakes up with beast ears and a tail, and Yan Cai starts to panic:

“Why is my balance down to three digits again?!”

“Why is my path to transcendence so different from everyone else's?!”

“Of course it is! Isn't being transcendent way more fun than being a wage slave?”

“Hey, hey... What happened to growing stronger? They're fighting while I just watch?”

“So they went through all that... You'd think they could at least try not to die.”

“I'm so tired... Can someone share the load... Uh... Never mind...”

“Everyone has their own ambitions... but if we're completely rational, what happens to being human?”

“You have to stay alive if you want to ‘destroy’ things, kid!”

“...Who would believe in fate before seeing the outcome?”

“Fight for the dreams of countless people!”

“I don't know. I want to know. I...”

“I know now. I was never supposed to know. I... should have known all along.”

“‘Death’ is a means, never the end.”

P.S. This is a new author's first book. Please point out anything that seems off.

I firmly oppose all formulaic plots.