When the ordinary collides with another dimension, the life of regular office worker Zhao Zhixiu takes a dramatic turn. After an accident on his way home from work, half a glass of water spills onto his tablet, leading him to encounter the Main God and obtain the utterly unbelievable "more children, more blessings" System. With all kinds of abilities at his disposal, he embarks on a journey to conquer the myriad worlds and reproduce his way to godhood.
There is no predetermined script. Everything follows his heart, while the System's rules are blunt and cruel: travel through all kinds of movie and television worlds, and forge bonds with the destined screen beauties. From fingertips touching to bloodlines entwining, every step can be exchanged for extraordinary power and authority.
Beauties from the martial arts world, immortals in the clouds, female warriors in the post-apocalyptic wasteland, imperial consorts entangled in palace intrigue... Legendary beauties from countless worlds add splendor to his journey. Once he has completely conquered a world and taken its heroine, that world becomes the cornerstone of his divine kingdom, for him to rule and reshape.
This is a game that begins with survival and desire, but also a journey toward the throne of the supreme god. Starting as a bewildered mortal, Zhao Zhixiu wields love as a blade and offspring as a key, prying open the authority of the Myriad Worlds and weaving a legend across them all.
"Holding hands and embracing are only the beginning. The continuation of my bloodline is what lasts forever. The stars of the Myriad Worlds will all become fireworks to celebrate the crowning of my children." - Zhao Zhixiu
Current world: Love Apartment
Twenty Your Life On
Like AI writing
The protagonist is given too much of a power-up; if he can just stop time whenever something happens, what challenges will he face?
This author is just annoying. Knowing full well that curry sauce was the target, they still insisted on bringing it to the Love Apartment. It's not like they're short of money; they just had to move in and create trouble for themselves.