End of the Year Chang'an Chronicle/Urobuchi Defense Line/Evolutionary Vetoer/Human Fireworks Defense War/Balance of Two Worlds
[Lin Chen, who has a debt of 800,000, is bound to the skill system. He originally thought it was just a cool start for the counterattack at the end of the year, but he was forced to inherit the mission of "gatekeeper". In the global Xuyuan crisis, he used his business empire to build a line of defense and guarded the fireworks of the world with a mortal body.
This book tells the story of Lin Chen, a debt-ridden young man who was in a desperate situation at the end of the year because of the "Black Wukong" game and was bound to the "Gatekeeper" screening system. He started as a county god with a counterattack and gradually became involved in a supernatural war related to the balance between the two worlds. He integrated the descendants of the gatekeepers, the Special Affairs Bureau, the ancient power (the awakened Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng), sea people and global hosts to form the "Gatekeeper Alliance" to fight against the "evolutionary" camp led by the Qin Dynasty alchemist Xu Fu (pseudonym "Professor"), who intended to open seven sealed nodes around the world and reshape the world with Xuyuan energy. The core conflict of the story lies in the conceptual confrontation between "protecting the existing imperfect world" and "forcing a new era of evolution", and deeply explores the complex relationship between power, responsibility and human nature.
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You may think that this is another routine slapping novel about Shenhao, but you will eventually be deeply impressed by the grand worldview construction. Lin Chen's setting of binding the system to counterattack from a desperate situation is just an introduction. The really exciting thing is when he discovers that the "year-end comeback" is actually related to the mission of being a gatekeeper that spans thousands of years. This book cleverly uses traditional Chinese festivals as anchors for crisis outbreaks, turning reunion moments such as the Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival into battlefields of life and death. It incorporates profound classical mythology and philosophical speculation in a highly immersive modern urban background. This is no longer a battle of one person, but the consciousness and growth of a civilization under the gaze of the stars. The definition of "guarding" in the book progresses step by step, from guarding family, guarding wealth, to guarding a land and water, and finally sublimating to guarding the fireworks of the world itself, completing the protagonist's shocking arc from "businessman" to "gatekeeper" to "lighthouse of civilization".
You may think that this is another routine slapping novel about Shenhao, but you will eventually be deeply impressed by the grand worldview construction. Lin Chen's setting of binding the system to counterattack from a desperate situation is just an introduction. The really exciting thing is when he discovers that the "year-end comeback" is actually related to the mission of being a gatekeeper that spans thousands of years. This book cleverly uses traditional Chinese festivals as anchors for crisis outbreaks, turning reunion moments such as the Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival into battlefields of life and death. It incorporates profound classical mythology and philosophical speculation in a highly immersive modern urban background. This is no longer a battle of one person, but the consciousness and growth of a civilization under the gaze of the stars. The definition of "guarding" in the book progresses step by step, from guarding family, guarding wealth, to guarding a land and water, and finally sublimating to guarding the fireworks of the world itself, completing the protagonist's shocking arc from "businessman" to "gatekeeper" to "lighthouse of civilization".