When Ling Mo opened his eyes, he discovered that he had been reborn as the lowest-tier slime, but had unexpectedly bonded with a cross-civilization livestream System: the Abyss Livestream System. His viewers came from thirty-seven civilizations, including cultivation, mechanical, and cyberpunk worlds. His struggle to survive and evolve was actually part of an experiment in which high-level civilization's “Observers” selected their subjects.
From a transparent cage in a laboratory to the summit of the Beast God's domain in a savage world, from the gear forests of a mechanical city to neon-soaked cyberpunk nights, Ling Mo devoured everything in his slime body, fused holy and demonic energies, and awakened forms spanning the myriad worlds. Alongside the reborn Empress Elena and the beastman war god Cohen, he formed a resistance alliance to fight off the Shadowblade assassins, the Church's plot to purge them, and the Observers' harvesting fleet. They also uncovered the truth behind the End Void that devoured the universe: it was a firewall system gone rogue, created by an ancient civilization of pioneers.
When the hearts of three World Trees merged in his palm, Ling Mo became a Harmonizer of Civilizations and faced the ultimate choice: “Restart or destruction?” The billions of viewers in the livestream, the lingering souls of fallen comrades, and the pleas of the pioneers' AI tangled in his mind. In the end, he took on his End form and rewrote the laws of the universe: “True evolution means giving every civilization the right to choose.”
This is an evolutionary epic that blends system-driven storytelling, transmigration across multiple worlds, and philosophical reflection. From a lowly slime to a Harmonizer of the myriad worlds, every one of Ling Mo's evolutions raises a question: When survival becomes a livestream, does resistance still matter? When civilizations become experimental subjects, can freedom stand against the void?
