Lynch is a student who is tired of boring historical documents. His life is like a pool of stagnant water without any waves or hope.
Until that day, a mysterious existence claiming to be the "Axis of All Realms" arrived without warning. Is it a cold voice? An incomprehensible message? Or an ancient relic? No one knows its true identity and purpose. It selected Lynch, gave him the "qualification" to travel through endless dimensions, and also threw him into a life and death adventure beyond imagination.
One second, he may have been in a claustrophobic deep-space spaceship, facing monsters twisted by genetic experiments, with screams of metal tearing echoing in his ears; the next second, he was in a world of swords and swords, and needed to rely on the three-legged cat Qinggong he had just learned to escape from the pursuit of martial arts masters. A punk city where steam and magic coexist, a Victorian London shrouded in fog that hides supernatural murderous intent, and even an absurd world where all the laws of physics are like a joke... Everything is bizarre and colorful.
Survival, exploration, decryption, fighting... Completing the weird missions issued by the "Axis of All Realms" is the only way for him to survive and become stronger. Using energy weapons from the science fiction world to deal with the demon king who has cultivated for thousands of years, using martial arts inner strength to drive magic scrolls, and relying on reasoning skills to solve mysteries in other worlds - Lynch struggled to survive on the line between life and death, constantly integrating "miscellaneous knowledge" from various worlds, and embarked on a unique path of growth.
However, as he experiences more and more worlds, Lynch gradually discovers that there seems to be a deeper conspiracy hidden behind these tasks.
Reader comments
I've read more than 30 books so far and it's still okay! It's just that the pace is too fast, and there's no buffering time for development. Once this world ends, the next one will start immediately. It's too fast, and the world view is novel.
It feels a bit like AI,
Time latitude and space latitude are blurred and messy!
I've read more than 30 books so far and it's still okay! It's just that the pace is too fast, and there's no buffering time for development. Once this world ends, the next one will start immediately. It's too fast, and the world view is novel. It feels a bit like AI,
Time latitude and space latitude are blurred and messy!