Hu Zhen transmigrates to a solitary island floating above a sea of clouds.
The only one beside him is a badly injured ratkin girl, trembling as she asks, “Can you help me survive?”
He says, “I can.”
Later, a goofy little salamander climbs up the rope and insists on becoming his disciple to learn the path to immortality. He says, “Fine. Go catch some fish first.”
Later still, a loyal vassal nation submits to him and asks him to restore the Sky Island Empire. He says, “Fine. Then let's start industrializing.”
Other transmigrators get to be overpowered heroes from the start. All he gets is an ever-growing number of “problem children,” himself included.
That's all right. He'll take it one step at a time.
Farming, fishing, building houses, and occasionally catching something strange from the sea of clouds. As the days pass, the floating island grows larger, and more people arrive.
Until one day, someone tells him, “Run! The planet beneath your feet is about to disappear!”
Hu Zhen looks at the floating land beneath him and thinks of the lost Sky Island Empire, and of all those still waiting for him to return.
He smiles. “Is this supposed to be urgent? Is that even a problem?”
Looking out at the fringe world, now on the verge of ascension, he waves a hand and takes his seat upon the golden throne.
“More importantly, hey, my dear ally, what's for dinner?”
Well, the author is getting better and better at word count. There are a lot of people and machines in the book review, so my evaluation should be more convenient for reference. In summary, the plot is okay. It is a large collection of Ring World mods plus some other worldview integrations, such as Stars and Warhammer. Overall, it is still Ring World. I have read 50 chapters so far, which is soft science fiction, harem farming, daily life, refreshing, and not disturbing. The main line is quite clear, and it is obvious that I have learned the advantages of the first two books. There is a knife in the plot but the good guys mentioned are basically not dead 🍉. The Broken Empire is hostile at the beginning, but it is an ally with various rats. The author is obviously very in-depth about the settings of the two games, and it doesn't seem to be inconsistent when translated into online articles. The author has comments from the author in each chapter, supplementary settings, daily stories, and funny jokes. This is a good review. The introduction says that he can write about stars, but I don't know how the author will write about them. So far, I have only seen some nouns about stars. Especially regarding the issue of super-light speed, the author made it clear in the second chapter that super-light speed cannot be achieved, but there are many super-light methods in the stars, including the jump impulse network channel. Overall, I'm quite looking forward to it.
Travel to an empty island, develop your own business, open up land for farming, and a series of other operations
It looks pretty good so far, but are all the comments in the comment area fake? Ding Zhen is right at first glance.
Survive on an empty island, expand land, build houses, and handle every detail
The article has a special name and wonderful content
The new theme of the ring world integrates different world views, which is good
It would be boring if there were no free-range chickens. Others have free-range chicken. I want Lydia, I want to see Voidwalker
I really like Xiaoyaoyou. I hope the poor little salamander can grow up quickly.
The story progresses naturally and comfortably. Although it is easy to get distracted when listening, it is quite good to watch at leisure.
In the farming story on the floating island, I did everything myself, and the protagonist is quite capable!