Traveling Through************

The setting of this work is too exciting for culture lovers! The alien world "Aesera" is full of Western mythology, but it lacks the Chinese mark. The 28-year-old Lu Chen traveled back in time as a doctor of Chinese history and mythology. He relied on the "Chinese Mountains and Rivers Map" to realize mythical creations, and he also used cultural communication to earn "civilization points" to summon gods. The professional background supports the confidence of the story, and the imagination of "cultural output becomes an upgrade code" is full of excitement. Watching Chinese myths take root in a different world is exciting and proud. Readers who prefer time-travel and system flow should hurry up~

The best thing about this setting is that it turns "cultural export" into a way of upgrading. The alien world Aisela has everything - Greek gods, Nordic demons, Egyptian beasts, and Indian Buddhas, but there is no Chinese mythology. It wasn't erased, it just never appeared. When Lu Chen, a doctor of history and mythology, came through, the volume "Chinese Mountains and Rivers Map" in the sea of ​​consciousness was the only oddity. What he wants to do is not fight, but tell stories. It talks about Pangu opening up the sky, about Nuwa creating man, about Kuafu chasing the sun and Jingwei filling up the sea. Every time you speak, you earn some "civilization points." With enough points, the people in those stories can change from fiction to reality and stand beside him. This is a time traveler who uses knowledge as a weapon. His combat effectiveness depends on how many people listen to the myths he tells. And when he finally summoned the Chinese gods one by one and stood opposite Mount Olympus and the Nordic Temple, the feeling of satisfaction was not just about winning, but also "the missing part of yours has now been made up."