“A miracle? Didn't I just flick a cigarette butt?”
Watching the billions of believers in the glass bottle prostrate themselves before him, their cries shaking the heavens, the bankrupt young man Lin Fan fell into deep thought.
[A stale potato chip] mutates into [Divinely Bestowed Sacred Bread], and a tribe's priestess ascends on the spot!
[A few drops of bottled water] mutate into [Fountain of Eternal Youth], and a one-armed veteran grows back his missing limb!
[A rusty steel pipe] mutates into [Thunderous Sacred Spear], which he grants to a believer to strike down the enemy leader from afar!
The little people in the bottle offer up their tribute:
“Great God, this is a broken sword we found in the ruins of the Divine War.” In the real world, a metal unknown to the modern age appears out of thin air.
“Merciful God, this is an herb from beneath the sacred tree.” In the real world, he obtains a divine pill that can cure terminal illnesses.
This is the story of a down-and-out young man who casually feeds the people in another world from his own warehouse, becomes their god, and incidentally grows invincible in the real world.
I watched a few of them, they are very interesting. If you don't think I'm going to lose my wits, I'll have to hold on if I continue.
It was okay at first, but after about 50 chapters, I started to get addicted and gave up on the book. It's not worth reading.