Wang Yang, a model young man of the twenty-first century, suddenly transmigrated to a parallel world while playing Minecraft, where he became Steve! He also gained Minecraft’s crafting interface and a host of mods.
But afraid of being studied, he fled into the mountains.
Just as Wang Yang was dreaming in a cave of grinding his way to a full set of Netherite armor and cosplaying as Homelander,
his plans were cut short when he couldn’t find any iron.
“Guess I have no choice but to come clean to the country.”
He battles flesh and blood deep underground.
He cleaves the indescribable beneath the boundless stars.
He rescues his sealed companions in the void.
He rebuilds Minecraft’s glory in the vast Dreamlands.
Perfect blocks will eventually be stacked into the highest throne!
(No female lead + block man + multiple worlds + Lovecraftian horror + power fantasy)
I think the writing is quite good. I still remember that there was a high-dimensional warrior with ultimate physical strength in a low latitude, which is equivalent to the level of the film and television world. In it, the protagonist harvests the original energy and destroys everything. Finally, he travels in the universe, finds a door, and comes to the real world. In that virtual world, it is not completely virtual, that is, half-real and half-virtual. , It's like a god's farm. In the farm, you seem to be invincible. Once you go out of this door, you are still the prey. Then after coming to the real world, the protagonist has to practice again. In the virtual world, he can blow up the universe and explode the planet. As a result, he has to practice again in the real world. He can't even defeat the most basic monster. In the end, his combat power collapses, and then it ends at the speed of light.
If you make a red matter suit, you will be invincible. Doesn't the red matter sword have a mode of killing hostile creatures?