The sky was stained with blood, Devourers roamed everywhere, and humanity huddled inside the steel cage known as the Lighthouse, reduced to cold numbers. Chen Mo, an “antique” from the old world, crawled out of an ice coffin and opened his eyes to a hellish start: no contribution points, no identity, no future. He got the “Dustborn 4399” deluxe nightmare starter pack, with nothing but a tattered work uniform to begin with and all his gear scavenged... Oh, and it came with a fresh mark of shame on his shoulder.
[Ding! Your ‘Flame-Inheritance System’ has finally arrived, fashionably late!]
[Beginner’s gift pack: Damaged Black-Iron Sword Blank (Tetanus-Enchanted Edition) + Basic Qi Refinement Art (Apocalypse Remixed Edition) delivered!]
[Mission: Survive in the Lighthouse and try to figure out what the heck the ‘Mana Ecology’ is.]
Chen Mo: ??? Weren’t we promised mecha fighting monsters? This isn’t the right genre!
Other people hunt the wasteland with their gravity armor, guns blazing. He withstands source-material contamination by drawing qi into his body, with his meridians burning as if he’d swallowed molten lava.
Others level up by trading contribution points for equipment. He relies on the System’s meager handouts, refining qi, building his foundation, forming a golden core... His cultivation keeps rising, but he’s about to be burned as a heretic by Pastor Charles.
Others fall in love and break the Three Laws. He just wants to use spiritual power to make a Clean Clothes Talisman and get rid of the Dustborn District’s smell, while proving to Miss Ran Bing that he isn’t a walking contamination source beneath the muzzle of her gravity armor.
From the dark corners of the Dustborn District to the final battlefield at the heart of the Blood Vortex.
From trembling with a crowbar in hand to making the sword-song of the Dust Ruins ring as he points his blade at the heavens.
Chen Mo’s path of cultivation is destined to take place in the apocalyptic wasteland, where he’ll take humanity’s last technology tree wildly off course!
Who says this book isn't great? This book is great!
Life is already very difficult, and reading a novel is still mentally draining, [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The author's hand speed is weird
How can I put it? Let me support it. There is no poisonous point at the moment, but many original characters make me feel less familiar than Spirit Cage, as if I am reading a new novel.