This story follows Fang, a modern-day overworked office worker who dies from exhaustion and unexpectedly transmigrates into the universe of Seer, becoming the hapless villainous cannon fodder Aileson, a space pirate who gets beaten up every day.
Unwilling to get caught in the rat race again, he vows to build a universe-spanning life of lying flat, only to discover that he has neither money nor influence, and even lying flat is a pipe dream. So he puts his old workplace survival tricks and villainous identity to use, secretly skimming resources while carrying out missions, recruiting rare spirits, sowing discord, and even quietly persuading divine beasts to switch sides. Step by step, he builds up the capital he needs to lie flat.
The author aims to tell this tale with a humorous, lighthearted touch: a wonderfully unconventional pirate’s journey as he dodges Dean’s oppressive demands, evades Seer robots, and navigates all kinds of cosmic crises, quietly making a fortune and eventually becoming the strongest “master of lying flat” in the galaxy.
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I think of my first love beast of Seer, the fire-breathing beast, absorbing, and double-barreled flames. Then it suddenly went out of print. It was said to be environmental damage. It disappeared after an event. It's really sad.
He traveled through time and became a cannon fodder pirate, but lived "lying flat" as his ultimate philosophy. In this anti-routine Saier fanfic, the author uses humor to deconstruct the passionate adventure. The protagonist makes use of the wisdom of social animals to grow secretly, from depriving resources to instigating rebellion against mythical beasts, and accumulates "flat capital" step by step. Jumping left and right between Dean's high pressure and Seer's pursuit, he finally realized the transformation from escape to guardian. The core of the story is about the definition of freedom - true peace is having the right to choose injustice. The elf bond is sincere and moving, and the ending is warm and healing.
This is one of the rare Purcell novels with Allison as the protagonist. It seems to be okay so far. I will review it after more chapters. According to my own appraisal, this book is a masterpiece of Saier fan fiction. Highly recommended.
It feels particularly good. Unlike other protagonists who know how to fall in love and ruin the heroine, they are not too cold and do not distort our thinking at all. He is indeed bad, but he is really good. I like the protagonists with high IQs.
Personally I think it's well written
Very beautiful, I like it [admiration]
Very good (≧∇≦*) It's so beautiful. I don't know how long it took for the Allison Traveler to lie flat.
So far so good
Although I haven't read Purcell for a long time, this book is really worth reading. I hope the protagonist won't be too boring later, otherwise readers will easily be distracted.
I want to watch Kill Kill Kill 😡