Light novel western fantasy + reincarnation in another world + multiple heroines with pictures
Lark won the lottery in his previous life and was so high that he died. After traveling to a different magical world, he didn't learn to behave at all. Instead, he felt that he simply suffered from "being too fragile" in his previous life. This time he became ruthless and determined to build himself an ultimate immortal body. He had only one purpose: to be high forever and no one could stop him.
He called this "bitter first and then sweet". And all the troubles in front of him - the help coming to him, the love between men and women, and the great principles that persuade people to do good - in his eyes, they all became junk pop-ups that hindered his "hard work". He has only one way to respond: delete.
Favor? Calculate it clearly, repay the principal with interest, and we will owe nothing to each other from now on.
Love? After enjoying it, analyze it thoroughly, and then drag it into the "irrelevant process" and shut it down completely.
Morality? That was just a "system bug" in the world, and his goal was to rewrite himself a whole new set of rules.
He was determined to select these annoying things one by one from the program of life like obstacles and press delete.
But it wasn't until the moment when these roadblocks actually came that Lark discovered——
What about immortality in another world?
It's really difficult.
Reader comments
The logic is relatively strict, but it went against the grain from the beginning and raised the threshold of the church very high, which I did not expect. But it makes sense if you think about it carefully. After all, in a world with gods, it is not the turn of mortals to believe. Just like in reality, ordinary people may not be able to see a mayor in their lifetime, let alone other higher officials. Dragons do not live with snakes, and it is normal for angels not to take human beings seriously.
If you just create an antonym for the sake of writing a plot, there will be no one else.
The logic is relatively strict, but it went against the grain from the beginning and raised the threshold of the church very high, which I did not expect. But it makes sense if you think about it carefully. After all, in a world with gods, it is not the turn of mortals to believe. Just like in reality, ordinary people may not be able to see a mayor in their lifetime, let alone other higher officials. Dragons do not live with snakes, and it is normal for angels not to take human beings seriously. If you just create an antonym for the sake of writing a plot, there will be no one else.