Lin Fan's final destination in life was a bit outrageous - deep in the swirling water of the company toilet. When he opened his eyes again, he became Glenn, the good-for-nothing illegitimate son of the Baron of Maple Leaf Town in another world. He had zero magic power, and his status was lower than that of a pig in a pigsty. He lived on bad food every day.
The difficulty of this opening is simply hellish! Where is the script for Long Aotian that was agreed upon? Fortunately, he came with a copycat mobile phone that was always running out of battery! This piece of shit can't summon divine beasts or add attributes, but it always pops up some weird prompts when he's on the verge of death: [Warning! The energy purity of pig manure ahead is insufficient! Holy light energy detected, absorb it? ——Yes/No (Yes is automatically selected)]
I wanted to live quietly, but accidentally picked up a bunch of weird teammates.
Lin Fan just wanted to complain: "I just want to be a salty fish quietly, why is it so difficult?!"
He is holding a mobile phone that is on the verge of being scrapped in his left hand, and leading this unreliable "salvation" team in his right hand. While trying to use modern knowledge to poison the other world, he is involved in a conspiracy that can subvert the entire continent.
Will this adventure to the end of the world ultimately save the world, or completely lead it astray?
Reader comments
When I saw Chapter 18, I can only say that it was boring. The plot was driven by force. The protagonist and his party spent a day digging tunnels but could not encounter monsters. It was not until the protagonist showed off his power to drive away the monsters and used the token to open the door. As the door was completely closed, less than half an hour after the tunnel collapsed, the Baroness's guards flashed through the wall and drove the shield machine into the mine to break the door. What, are all your members in the Middle Ages immortals?
The subject matter is novel, and I have the urge to continue reading.
When I saw Chapter 18, I can only say that it was boring. The plot was driven by force. The protagonist and his party spent a day digging tunnels but could not encounter monsters. It was not until the protagonist showed off his power to drive away the monsters and used the token to open the door. As the door was completely closed, less than half an hour after the tunnel collapsed, the Baroness's guards flashed through the wall and drove the shield machine into the mine to break the door. What, are all your members in the Middle Ages immortals?
The subject matter is novel, and I have the urge to continue reading.