Wang Hao, a modern-day slacker, transmigrates to the perilous world of Ever Night and unexpectedly activates the [Myriad Worlds Sign-In System]. Both sign-in locations and rewards are random, ranging from Huang Tiandi’s Supreme Bone and Ye Fan’s Cauldron of All Living Things to Pangu’s blood essence and Primordial Purple Qi. It has everything.
The System also comes with an [Origin Space], containing independent laws of the Great Dao and forming a universe of its own. With islands and immortal isles, continents and starry seas, it is rich in primordial spiritual energy and can house living creatures. Within it, Wang Hao’s words become law, and he is its absolute ruler.
But the person Wang Hao is most “afraid” of isn’t Haotian, but his beloved wife, the bookworm Mo Shanshan. The laws of the System’s space automatically grant her “mistress of the house” privileges. Even with Wang Hao’s peerless power, and despite acting like an unassuming slacker outside, he has to “act meek” whenever he returns to the space.
This creates a peculiar sight in the world of Ever Night: though he appears to have no cultivation, peerless beauties surround him, and he loves staying in a “painted” house, watching Shanshan write. But when the Academy is in danger, the world unites against Tang, or Haotian’s will descends, he casually tosses out terrifying magical artifacts or unleashes a torrent of laws from another world. Afterwards, though, one glare from Shanshan is enough to make him admit fault. “Please calm down, my dear. I won’t do it again...”
Beneath his slacker exterior is a cheat empowered by countless worlds; within his invincible space lies the truth that he’s henpecked. Watch Wang Hao roam freely through the world of Ever Night with the help of his sign-in System and his willingness to fear his wife, casually saving the world along the way, provided Shanshan agrees.
I really don't know what it means
Read Chapter 5
It looks a bit head-scratching
Speechless, very speechless
Really, the left and right brains are fighting each other
I will write after reading the original work and the drama version [Petrochemical]
I can't understand what is being written
It's very conflicting and I can't understand it.
How can it be funny about ants?
How much does the author look down on Mo Shanshan?