I Picked Up a Fragment of a Plane from the Start

When “Master of the Art of Playing It Safe” programmer Xia Zhi was sent flying by the soul-searching question, “I don’t know! Maybe it’s a speed bump,” his life’s code went completely off track. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the owner of an initial plane of existence on the outskirts of Blue Star. A mysterious data panel before him told him: Want to stay alive? Recruit explorers to steal energy from other planes. The planes here were strange and varied, all brought to life from Blue Star’s novels, movies, TV shows, myths, and legends. On his very first job, he ran into the Train to Busan plane, where the death rate was over 80%. Xia Zhi’s verdict: The risk assessment is too high. I recommend switching to the Tom and Jerry dungeon. But the space was running out of energy, and would collapse on the spot if it wasn’t replenished within 72 hours. So a recruitment notice, worded with all the precision of a software agreement, appeared out of nowhere: 【High-Risk Energy Collection, Participation Voluntary, Risks Assumed by Participants, Strict Confidentiality】. When the first “brave soul” dared to board the zombie train, and the most cautious plane owner encountered explorers with wildly unconventional styles, an adventure full of laughs and deadly danger began. Would Xia Zhi sneakily skim energy from among the zombies, or play hide-and-seek with immortals in a mythological plane? Clutching his little notebook, he could only hope to quietly develop his plane while staying alive, then amaze everyone. Of course, that was assuming he didn’t get arrested as an interstellar thief. Here you’ll find the most cautious ruler, the wildest explorers, and countless bizarre planes waiting to be unlocked. Who will have the last laugh? That depends on whose survival skills are better.