After transmigrating to an American prison, 18-year-old Asian boy Su Yang finds himself cornered by a group of white inmates right from the start.
At this critical moment, the System finally arrives, but it seems to have absorbed the essence of capitalism: to activate it, he has to give up ten years of his life right from the start.
What should he do? Faced with the choice between cursing out the System and giving his cellmates a piece of his mind, Su Yang doesn't hesitate to let his anger loose, giving the prison bullies a dose of “friendly conversation.”
The white boys are furious and threaten to teach him a lesson tomorrow. Su Yang hesitates no longer. He grits his teeth, pays with his lifespan, and activates the Myriad Worlds Simulator.
When he chooses to enter the world of Douluo Dalu, the gears of fate begin spinning wildly. He shakes up that world, completely changes its established order, and ultimately ascends to the supreme throne of the Ninety-Nine Human Emperors, returning with humanity's ultimate treasure in his possession.
When his consciousness returns to his prison body, white and Black boys come looking for trouble again. Su Yang simply raises a hand, effortlessly putting an end to all of them.
After getting out of prison, Su Yang uses the power and knowledge gained through simulation to build his own organization. But he gradually realizes that this modern world isn't quite as he understood it.
Shadows that linger in urban legends, codenames shrouded in secrecy in official files... Then he hears the name “Ye Zhen,” and learns of the “supernatural world” hidden beneath the surface.
What are these three laws of evil spirits? What do you mean they can't be killed, only contained?
Su Yang suddenly realizes what's going on, and his scalp prickles:
“Wait! Is this damn world the setting of Mysterious Revival?!”
