After a failed attempt to ascend to immortality, the corpse-liberation immortal Mu Qing transmigrates into the body of Lev, a young serf laborer in a parallel world with a Warhammer-like setting. The two share one body and are in a mobile city building the Trans-Siberian Railway. Based on his past experience, the only way for Mu Qing to return to his original world is to help the host fulfill his unfinished wish and complete his karmic merit.
Working together, the two make the mobile city their base, gradually establishing and expanding an organization. They fight forces including wizards, supernatural beings, cultists, and the Imperial Army; encounter divine entities in the Lake Baikal region; forge a route to the Immortal Dynasty in the Far East; and establish a powerful new regime.
[Warhammer-flavored Russian grit] + [dieselpunk] + [playing the fool while hiding one's strength]
I haven't read Warhammer, I don't understand it, and I didn't want to read it from the end of Chapter 6. I can only say that this book is not suitable for me. Be the first to comment on this book. I'll give you five stars.
It feels inexplicable. The soul of a cultivator is not as good as that of an ordinary person. I am afraid that the pressure can also crush the opponent. Otherwise, fix it.