Calls from a Thousand Worlds

An old cellphone accidentally connects to countless worlds.

On one side is an ordinary university campus full of everyday bustle. On the other are ancient mountain villages, minor cultivation sects, scholars in a time of chaos, and survivors among the ruins.

Chen Mo is an ordinary college student from a modest family, struggling to make ends meet. He doesn’t even dare approach the girl he likes.

Then one night, his phone rings with a notification sound from another world, and his life quietly takes a new turn.

No fighting for supremacy, no showing off, no harem.

He simply uses the phone as a bridge to trade for herbs, ancient remedies, and the quiet comforts of everyday life.

All he wants is to grow stronger quietly, make money quietly, and quietly protect the gentle, soft-spoken girl.

Su Qingran is the only one who makes his otherwise ordinary days flutter with excitement.

When she has troubles, he’ll be there for her; when storms come, he’ll shelter her.

From a cup of hot drink and a repaired drawer to becoming the one who can hold up the sky for her.

With opportunities from countless worlds in his grasp, he keeps his abilities hidden, stays true to himself, and moves forward without drawing attention.

Someone is searching for a secret artifact that connects the myriad worlds, and danger is closing in step by step.

Chen Mo has only one thought:

Protect this phone, protect the one he loves, and live a peaceful life to the end.

One heroine, a slow and steady romance, everyday life, no melodrama, gradual growth in strength